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| | john15.net ~ Freedom of Choice |
 | | I prefer the term "freedom of choice," as it is less ambiguous. |
 | | When I speak of freedom of choice, I mean that we not only can choose to do what we desire, but we could possibly choose to do what we don't desire (e.g., I don't want to do the dishes, but I will). |
 | | Therefore, because the Bible, both implicitly and even less implicitly, support freedom of choice, and the philosophical issues behind choice, morality, and causality actually support "freewill" over Determinism and Compatibilism, I am left to conclude that Libertarian Freewill is both Biblical and sound. |
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