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    Can We Really Exercise Free Will?

    Of course, humans are spiritual beings -- DEAD as a door nails spiritual beings.
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    Can We Really Exercise Free Will?

    If that were the case, why didn't Paul say that there is no good thing in my soul, instead of my flesh?
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    Can We Really Exercise Free Will?

    Rom 1 has nothing to do with God's drawing. Now go and read Jesus' dialogue beginning with Jn 6:37. Jesus didn't say all whom the Father draws to me will come! Follow the logical flow of the dialogue! Neither did Jesus say that in Jn 17. The Father draws only those whom He gave to Jesus...
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    Can We Really Exercise Free Will?

    Learning about ourselves is as equally a spiritual issue! Sin isn't a spiritual issue? Our moral conduct isn't a spiritual issue? Unless a sinner learns about his numerous spiritual shortcomings, what other way can he see badly he falls short of the glory of God? How else would he know...
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    Can We Really Exercise Free Will?

    Actually, the "drawing of God" does not come first. What logically and biblically precedes any and all drawing of men to Christ is God's gift of those men to Christ. No one would be drawn to Him if they had not been given to Him.
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    Can We Really Exercise Free Will?

    And I not only condemn closed-mindedness, but open-mindedness as well; for both are fraught with pitfalls.
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    Can We Really Exercise Free Will?

    You need to do some serious work on improving your self-awareness! You just contradicted yourself in the paragraph in highlighted and you're oblivious to it. Conviction of personal sin is not a spiritual issue? And one's relentless proclivity for sinning is not a spiritual issue? If these...
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    Can We Really Exercise Free Will?

    For the same reason that he denied Christ three times. I wonder if St. Pete's faith ever grew? I wonder why Christians are exhorted numerous time to grow in grace and knowledge of the Lord.
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    Can We Really Exercise Free Will?

    When Abraham was commanded to offer up Issac as a sacrifice, what was Abraham's evidence that God would make good on his covenant promises to him re his Son Issac in spite of such a command?
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    Can We Really Exercise Free Will?

    Good response! PLUS...numerous people in the bible had empirical proof of this, that or some other thing, yet they did not believe. Look what happened when Lazarus was raised from the dead. This was the spectacular miracle that actually triggered the religious establishment to murder Christ...
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    Can We Really Exercise Free Will?

    Neither is Heb 11:1 qualified.
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    Can We Really Exercise Free Will?

    And no doubt your closed mindedness is your best friend.
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    Can We Really Exercise Free Will?

    You're quite the poster boy for Agnosticism, are you?
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    Can We Really Exercise Free Will?

    But lost sinners have no normal, natural or instinctive understanding of spiritual gospel truth (Rom 3:11).
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    Can We Really Exercise Free Will?

    And at the same time per Law of Non-Contradiction.
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    Can We Really Exercise Free Will?

    I DO NOT limit anything! But Scripture does! First, God's saving grace is limited to the humble, per numerous scriptures. Secondly, God limits whom He gives to Christ. He does not and has never given the entire world to Jesus. Thirdly, this explains why Jesus didn't pray for the world in...
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    Can We Really Exercise Free Will?

    I thought only Piled High and Dry preachers or teachers can do that?
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    Can We Really Exercise Free Will?

    There's no such animal in this universe as multiple truths, since all truth is God's Truth.
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    Can We Really Exercise Free Will?

    Plus they were never destined to believe the Gospel in the first place. Only those who have been given to Christ in eternity will ever believe the gospel. And God did not give the entire ungodly world to the Son.
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    Can We Really Exercise Free Will?

    God's plans for all humanity were formulated in eternity and implemented in time. Learn what Act 2:23 is actually saying. God's "determinate" counsel logically precedes his foreknowledge. Why? Because God's omniscience is predicated upon his eternal decrees.