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To: The Grammarian
Almost constantly. I've never taken these in a sense corresponding to violating someone's free agency, though.

Well Gram,you may not have considered it as such , but it most surely is!

If the man is happy in his current state and freely chooses his current state , you are asking God to interfer with that man's free will choice . You are asking God to act in a man that does not freely choose to want him to be there or to act. You are asking God to change what that man wants..thus you interfer with that mans free will..you had best not do that again IF you want to be consistant

43 posted on 11/20/2002 7:42:10 AM PST by RnMomof7
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To: RnMomof7
Well Gram,you may not have considered it as such , but it most surely is!

Not really.

If the man is happy in his current state and freely chooses his current state , you are asking God to interfer [sic] with that man's free will choice . You are asking God to act in a man that does not freely choose to want him to be there or to act. You are asking God to change what that man wants..thus you interfer with that mans free will..you had best not do that again IF you want to be consistant.

Actually, I am asking God to graciously affect their agency such that they have a truly free choice in the matter.

44 posted on 11/20/2002 8:01:59 AM PST by The Grammarian
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