Somewhere along the line you're going to run into an anomaly. Either it is the anomaly of Predestination and Free Will working together, or the anomaly of God ordaining all things and yet sin being one of the things He must have ordained.
If you,re going to tell us a person committing the sin does it out of an unrighteous, evil desire and purpose, that is Free Will. He decides to do evil.
The Calvinist God is so weak that he has to take away man's free will so that He can make sure all gets done as planned.
The Catholic/Orthodox God is so powerful that He can accomplish the same plan, even though He gives man a free will.
Dear Harley,have you ever thought about things in this way?
I wish you a Blessed Evening!
So I thought. I have yet to run into an anomaly under the Predestination model and, yes, I have tried.
The Calvinist God is so weak that he has to take away man's free will so that He can make sure all gets done as planned.
You can't take away something you've never had. We are either slaves to sin or slave to righteousness.
You hit the nail on the head, brother. Bullseye!