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Originally Posted by Greatest I am
Have at it.
Easiest to just go to wiki:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Free_will
"Free will is the apparent ability of agents to make choices free from certain kinds of constraints. Historically, the constraint of dominant concern has been the metaphysical constraint of determinism."
Though I guess your definition has merit: "Those who deny that determinism is relevant are classified as compatibilists, and offer various alternative explanations of what constraints are relevant, such as physical constraints (e.g. chains or imprisonment), social constraints (e.g. threat of punishment or censure), or psychological constraints (e.g. compulsions or phobias)."
Though as I said, this is not the definition others of us in this thread are using. So when someone says that God gave us free will and they are referring to free will as I first defined, you can't say they are wrong by using the second definition I provided. That's just equivocating on the phrase 'free will.'
Also, I'd appreciate if you would stop implying that we lack intelligence and are fools.