Does God have choices?

These realities are necessary with abstract principles. Their application depends on the created world. In every world that God created, those moral and halakhic principles would have a different expression, and therefore the actual applications depend on it. He could have created a world without humans, except for other creatures, for whom morality would determine that their extinction is the moral issue. With regard to humans, morality determines that their lives have value, and God cannot change this. But He can decide to create a world without humans or with other creatures. Think about the rules of modesty in our world. They are clearly a function of the circumstances and culture in which we operate. In every culture, the same rules of modesty themselves are applied differently, but they are the same rules. It is not that modesty becomes something different. The application changes. You probably mean column 457. There I explained that if you do not assume this, then the claim that God is good turns from a claim into a definition. God meets the standards that He Himself has arbitrarily set. What does this say about Him? Is this praise? In my opinion, no.