Adam did not lose his free will in the fall. That is another Calvinist fairy tale.
What Adam lost was his relationship with God, not his free will.
Did God cause Cain to kill Abel? Of course not. Cain killed Abel by his own free will. All through the Old Testament the prophets and the Patriarchs are making choices by their own free will, they are not puppets or robots. They think and do as they chose.
God told Jonah to go and preach the word to the people in Nineveh, Jonah, 1:1, 2. What did Jonah do? He jumped on a ship and went in the opposite direction of Nineveh. Jonah was no puppet or robot. He thought that those people in Nineveh deserved to go to hell. Jonah by his own free will disobeyed God.
Did King David committ adultery with Betsheba because it was God's will? Of course not. King David by his own free will, like Jonah, sinned against God. The fact that people are able to resist God's will should be enough proof that mans free will is alive and well.
What Adam lost was his relationship with God, not his free will.
Did God cause Cain to kill Abel? Of course not. Cain killed Abel by his own free will. All through the Old Testament the prophets and the Patriarchs are making choices by their own free will, they are not puppets or robots. They think and do as they chose.
God told Jonah to go and preach the word to the people in Nineveh, Jonah, 1:1, 2. What did Jonah do? He jumped on a ship and went in the opposite direction of Nineveh. Jonah was no puppet or robot. He thought that those people in Nineveh deserved to go to hell. Jonah by his own free will disobeyed God.
Did King David committ adultery with Betsheba because it was God's will? Of course not. King David by his own free will, like Jonah, sinned against God. The fact that people are able to resist God's will should be enough proof that mans free will is alive and well.