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To answer Gerhard's question: You have "real choice", not free choice, nor free will. Let me explain. Real choice is where you are legitimately presented with two or more realistic options for every decision small or great. For example, when you get up in the morning you do not have the...

Kami, please check your sources carefully. Please do not read int them whatever you like. What do the scholars say? Do scholars ever agree, mostly never. Look at the context of the text, what is it talking about? Fit the 'theology' of the passage within the theology of the rest of the Bible - no...