Old Jacque Cousteau and James Lovelock were right in saying the ecosystem is good for perhaps two centuries more or less. It can be more fun to live in the American dream in the 48 states that is becoming a kinda landscaped industrial park with nothing wild except disease. Comfortable interiors and cars with year round eight hours of dark for sleep. Temperatures at home and work moderated by air conditioning.
Here is something I am writing as a note on predestination.
I believe there are at least three reasons to believe in pre-destination and free will coexisting. I have a feeling that the future already exists, like the past, and that people move through a temporal order
One makes an appointment month ahead and thinks about it the, that becomes the past when arriving at the appointment time. The way that one is already, always in the present and moving through does make it seem as if all those moments pre-exist.
And one makes the same choices and decisions, with the same reasoning given the same circumstances.
I once got lost walking through snow to the town from the shed before they logged the way. I circled back on the hillside and continued without knowing I had regressed, the eventually I found footprints in the snow and realized they were mine. The way the landforms and slopes were brought me to choose the same path as before that brought me to where I found my tracks. From those I knew how to correct my course and not repeat the circle.
The Romans 8:29 and Ephesians 1:4 each mention God’s foreknowledge and plan for the saved.
https://suno.com/s/RU2Pjfk1GT2X7NPS
https://suno.com/s/NQzyzFwZQGHwHcT9
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