| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - You can either use moral qualifiers to describe God's actions or you cannot; you can not have it both ways. [B] Not only does this point not jibe with argument A (if God works in mysterious ways we could not claim that free will is a good) it is difficult to see how, if free will is good, the using of free will to take away another's free will (i.e. murder) is not intensely problematic in God's e
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