On Mon, 18 Feb 2008, David Opderbeck wrote:
> One classical answer to this problem -- not limited to YECs -- is that God
> created free beings because of love. In his love, God desires us to have
> freedom; but freedom implies the ability to choose wrongly.
Do we need to define what we mean by freedom? It is implied that freedom
is good but has to have a downside. If it is good, then presumably we will
have it in the next life, but will it have to have a downside there too?
Gordon Brown (ASA member)
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