I don’t agree with what you have said about predestination. But apparently you have been thinking about whether this last post I made applies to you. What is your conclusion?
In any case, having understood and forever remembering everything you said are two different things. A search revealed that you equated an objection to absolute predestination with thinking that prophesies are invalid. It seems you were obsessed with this idea of God outside of time and like a person with the antiquated concept of absolute time from old physics equated that with God being incapable of time.
On the topic of predestination, I replied to you as follows
There is no question that SOME things are predestined, elected, chosen, or ordained. The question is what things. There is NOTHING in the Bible that says EVERYTHING is predestined, elected, chosen, or ordained.
Yes, God predestines people for a role in His providence, elects people for tasks, chooses them for something He wants them to do, ordains all kinds of blessings and challenges. But do things always happen as God plans or desires? It is a demonstrable FACT in the Biblical narrative that this is not so! There are plans which go awry, people which fail their appointed tasks, desires of God which are unfulfilled, things which people do which disappoint God and grieve Him to the very core. Could God control absolutely everything? Easily! But is God such a shallow person that He must control everything? No. Is God incapable of making anything which He does not control? A God incapable of this looks rather pathetic to me and will not have my regard or worship.
You didn’t make a response of any substance to this however.