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 1 LawGod,3 |       serving sin often seems to be freedom while struggling to escape
 2 LawGod,6 |                                     Freedom of Will~We realize that
 3 LawGod,6 |         does he have that spiritual freedom, a freedom of the will which
 4 LawGod,6 |           that spiritual freedom, a freedom of the will which is presupposed
 5 LawGod,6 |   determinists - do not acknowledge freedom of will in man. They declare
 6 LawGod,6 |            which acknowledges man's freedom of will is called indeterminism.
 7 LawGod,6 |    character. They claim that man's freedom is his full authority to
 8 LawGod,6 |     understanding, therefore, man's freedom is his complete free-will,
 9 LawGod,6 |             speaks concerning such "freedom" - l Pt. 2:15-16; 2 Pt.
10 LawGod,6 |            2 Pt. 2:19). This is not freedom, of course, this is an evil
11 LawGod,6 |              this is an evil use of freedom, a distortion of it. Man
12 LawGod,6 |            have absolute, undoubted freedom; only Almighty God possesses
13 LawGod,6 |        perfect and highest creative freedom.~In contrast to such false
14 LawGod,6 |          motives, but does not have freedom, the indeterminists recognize
15 LawGod,6 |            of indeterminists, man's freedom is not an undoubted creative
16 LawGod,6 |           not an undoubted creative freedom, but a freedom of choice;
17 LawGod,6 |             creative freedom, but a freedom of choice; the freedom of
18 LawGod,6 |            a freedom of choice; the freedom of our will decides whether
19 LawGod,6 |           an understanding of human freedom, agreeing with indeterminism.
20 LawGod,6 |    Christianity declares that man's freedom is his freedom of choice
21 LawGod,6 |           that man's freedom is his freedom of choice between good and
22 LawGod,6 |            theological definition, "freedom of the will is our capability,
23 LawGod,6 |             only if the stone had a freedom of choice - to fly or not
24 LawGod,6 |              of course, has no such freedom and the given example is
25 LawGod,6 |      determinism, which negates the freedom of the will, is evident
26 LawGod,6 |              Secondly, proof of the freedom of the will is served by
27 LawGod,6 |            before God's truth. Such freedom is a most great gift to
28 LawGod,6 |          Lord Himself affirmed this freedom, "If anyone wishes to be
29 LawGod,10|             God does not impede his freedom, although He constantly
30 LawGod,14|        self-sacrifice and Christian freedom, Christian equality and
31 LawGod,26|           of this communism are not freedom, as in Christian communism,
32 LawGod,26| manifestation of ordinary political freedom under this system: neither
33 LawGod,26|          under this system: neither freedom of the press, nor freedom
34 LawGod,26|           freedom of the press, nor freedom to assemble, nor the inviolability
35 LawGod,26|             instead of the promised freedom.~In its political propaganda,
36 LawGod,26|        attaining the realization of freedom, equality (i.e., justice)