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Torillian on 31 December 2012
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DaRev said:
dsgrue3 said:
DaRev said:
IIIIITHE1IIIII said:

One thing that close to all Christians have in common is that they all believe that we have a free will. They say that God created all humans and gave them free will, allowing them to choose how they want to live their lives.

Right off the bat, in the statement above, youu have errored. Not all Christians believe we have fee will. For example, Calvinists (Calvinism) don't believe in free will, and they are a lot of Christians that don't believe in free will. Sorry I didn't read the rest of the OP since right from the begining you errored like most non-Christians do when trying to undertsnad Christianity from their own mind or life experience without actaully relying on any proper Christian source.

lol you don't believe in free will? 

I believe in free will, but many Christians don't. So, right from the beginning the OP is wrong.

He said "close to all" and you showed one variety out of many that doesn't.  Doesn't that equate to "close to all"?  I think to prove the OP wrong you'd have to do more than just give an example of one group that doesn't, you'd have to show statistics on the percentage of christians that don't and then we'd have to agree on what "close to all" equates to.  



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