RE: How Free Will and Omniscience Works
August 30, 2012 at 4:20 am
(This post was last modified: August 30, 2012 at 4:23 am by Forsaken.)
The OP makes no sense. The voter has 4 choices. Vote for Republicans, Vote for Democrats, Vote but deliberately file an invalid vote, or abstain from voting altogether. You machine restricts the voter to only one choice. How is this "free" ?
I believe this "freewill" is actually a misnomer. The definition of freewill, according to xtians is very simple - you are "free" to do anything within a confined set of Christian principles. Its not "free"will, rather "restricted" freedom.
Choice requires choices. Do you ever see multiple choice questions with only one choice?
I believe this "freewill" is actually a misnomer. The definition of freewill, according to xtians is very simple - you are "free" to do anything within a confined set of Christian principles. Its not "free"will, rather "restricted" freedom.
(August 30, 2012 at 4:15 am)idunno Wrote: Fallen, you're simply defining choice in a way that requires "choices"
Choice requires choices. Do you ever see multiple choice questions with only one choice?