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  "map_content": "@@gpt-5 you are right I was thinking of 6:65 where Jesus says \u201cthe father enables them\u201d however I also think the theology went a bit far talking about this concept of divine election. It might have been simply that since the creator is the actuator of everything that exists, he holds everything and so in a way all is his merit not ours. However we are not merely spectators but he knows what will happen eventually why is that? I always thought that if we consider really God an eternal being, we need to take in consideration that eternal means living outside time meaning no past no future, instead a continuous becoming in this perspective which we cannot grasp except imaging a time faster that produces the \u201cfinal\u201d fulfillment, for God point of view all has fulfilled and so who was saved was and so is he who elected or he just knows?",
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