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Free Will and Christianity: You or God-Who's Really Buying This Book?

Free Will and Christianity: You or God-Who's Really Buying This Book?

Baxter, Kevin
Bar, Eitan

Paperback

Series: Quick-Read Collection, Book 4

General Christianity

ISBN13: 9798872556961
Publisher: Independently Published
Published: Jan 1 2024
Pages: 132
Weight: 0.37
Height: 0.33 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English

If God knows everything you will ever do, are you truly free, or just following a script you were handed before you were born? Calvinism gives an answer that millions of Christians repeat without ever tracing where it leads: that God ordained all of it.

But if God is not merely sovereign over all things, but the author and executioner of all things, then who stands behind the evil? The abuse. The genocide. The child's grave. Every horror. On purpose. And if that is true, what does it make Him?

This is not a puzzle for philosophers to enjoy over coffee. What you believe about free will quietly shapes everything: whether you see God as a loving Father or a cruel puppet master, whether the world you live in is watched over by love or run by a script. Get this wrong, and you may spend your life loving a god who isn't there, or fearing one who is nothing like the Father Jesus revealed.

In this accessible, sure-to-upset Calvinists, eye-opening book, Dr. Eitan Bar and Dr. Kevin Baxter take one of theology's oldest and most intimidating debates and make it not only clear, but gripping. Bringing together theology and science, they use real-world analogies, honest stories, and questions you won't be able to put down to show what Calvinism, Arminianism, and Molinism have each tried to say, what Judaism has long understood that the church often forgot, and how, remarkably, the age of artificial intelligence gives us a fresh window into how God's sovereignty and your freedom can both be fully true at once.

You have been told you must choose between a God who is in control and a human who is truly free. What if you were never meant to choose at all?

The book is divided into two parts:

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