And the next topic is....
This purpose of this is mostly to lead in to my next topic.
Lets first assume that we currently have free will. Would humans still have free will if God had never put the tree of knowledge in the garden of eden? If we never had that option presented to us and hadn't suffered its repercussions, would free will exist today? Is the choice of doing what is right or what is wrong true free will or would it exist even in a sinless world?
Lets first assume that we currently have free will. Would humans still have free will if God had never put the tree of knowledge in the garden of eden? If we never had that option presented to us and hadn't suffered its repercussions, would free will exist today? Is the choice of doing what is right or what is wrong true free will or would it exist even in a sinless world?