Setfree... I'll reply the same thing here that I was going to say in reply to your PM... I don't believe that orderliness enters into it.
If it were a matter of God making predictions, then the universe would have to be orderly (or, more accurately, deterministic) to make such predictions possible.
I guess I was thinking along the lines of God being a God of complete order and we do not see this in all of his creation.
The point of God being outside time, however, is that He's not predicting... He's not considering all the possibilities of the future... He's seeing what actually hapens at all points in time.
How can God see what I will do next year if somewhere between now and then I exercise my free will to lets say, jump off a building. I wouldn't even be here next year. In other words what actually hapens at all points in time. would actually be constantly changing. Am I not getting something here?
If these seems improbable to you, well, that's your prerogative, of course. I should add, however, that God's ability to see the future has nothing to do with His ability to control it. Let's say that you're watching fish in an aquarium... does that mean that you can automatically also control what they do? Of course not!
Are you saying God does not have the ability to control the future?
Some things that come to mind are earthquakes, volcanoes that seem to be evidence of bad design in the first place. If the earth was formed to be inhabited by God for humans why make it inhospitable to life in some ways. BTW earthquakes and volcanoes were here before man IMO so mans sin probably did not cause it.