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| − | + | '''Free will''' is the concept that it is possible to make choices by an act of will based on independent thought. Within a totally naturalistic system, freewill does not exist. | |
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| + | In the [[Christian]] faith it is believed that humans were created with freewill so that they would chose to worship [[God]], unlike [[angels]] who were created without the choice to worship God. | ||
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Revision as of 18:29, July 27, 2007
Free will is the concept that it is possible to make choices by an act of will based on independent thought. Within a totally naturalistic system, freewill does not exist.
In the Christian faith it is believed that humans were created with freewill so that they would chose to worship God, unlike angels who were created without the choice to worship God.