beloved57
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No you haven't, that is called lying!
Free Will
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No you haven't, that is called lying!
marhig
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Oh come on, if we have a choice then we have freewill, we can either choose to serve God, or we can choose to live by our own will and choose to obey Satan. We can either choose to obey the commandments that Jesus set before us, or not. Because we have freewill!
Does choice indicate will? Or does it indicate predestination?
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beloved57
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I don't believe you. That is the God of God's Elect.
marhig
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You've just replied to it!
beloved57
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Oh come on my foot, not one of those scriptures says man has a freewill!
You are a fool. Those verses indicate that man has a choice in what he does. That is the very definition of free will.
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marhig
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I can't believe that you can't see that having a choice means that we have freewill!
#183 is where they answered you.
The implication is clear.
beloved57
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You can't show me a scripture that says that man has a freewill, you just manufactured your own. That is deceit!
beloved57
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Read my threads, I answered that question!
beloved57
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Show me your study for that verse and I will share my understanding of it.
A simple yes or no will suffice.
Does God have free will?
A. Yes
B. No
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beloved57
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Does this count as re-fellowshipping?
I promise you that I have only taken the stance of communicating to direct general questions on this thread to its creator and review of back and forth, with possible assistance.
Are you certain you want me to communicate with you again?
And...
Do I gather you want me to be less offensive in debate and take a questioning and listening stance?
Matthew 5:37
popsthebuilder
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choice
Look into this word and the derivatives there of.
CHois/
noun
noun:*choice; plural noun:*choices
1.
an act of selecting or making a decision when faced with two or more possibilities.
"the*choice between*good and evil"
synonyms
ption,*alternative,*possible course of action"you have no other choice"
the right or ability to make, or possibility of making, such a selection.
"I had to do it, I had no choice"
synonyms:selection,*election,*choosing,*picking;*More
decision,*say,*vote
"it's your choice"
a range of possibilities from which one or more may be selected.
"you can have a sofa made to order in a choice of over forty fabrics"
synonyms:selection,*election,*choosing,*picking;*More
decision,*say,*vote
"it's your choice"
option,*alternative,*possible course of action
"you have no other choice"
range,*variety,*selection,assortment
"an extensive choice of wines"
a course of action, thing, or person that is selected or decided upon.
"this CD drive is the perfect choice for your computer"
synonyms
reference,*selection,*pick,*favorite"the critics' choice"
adjective
adjective:*choice; comparative adjective:*choicer; superlative adjective:*choicest
1.
(especially of food) of very good quality.
"he picked some choice early plums"
synonyms:superior,*first-class,*first-rate,*prime,*premier,*grade A,*best,*finest,*excellent,*select,*quality,*high-quality,*top,*top-quality,*high-grade,*prize,*fine,*special;More
hand-picked,*carefully chosen;
informaltip-top,*A1,*top-notch,*blue-ribbon,*blue-chip
"choice plums"
antonyms:inferior
2.
(of words, phrases, or language) rude and abusive.
"he had a few choice words at his command"
Origin
Middle English: from Old French*chois, from*choisir*‘choose,’ of Germanic origin and related to*choose.
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Just answer my question, I shouldn't have to go back through all of your posts to find your answer, which may or may not exist. Just answer my question here, and stop wasting my time.
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