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<blockquote data-quote="anonymouswho" data-source="post: 69070685" data-attributes="member: 379306"><p>Hey timewerx, I was hoping you'd join us. I've read some of your stuff and I can tell you're not afraid to ask questions.</p><p></p><p>I'm not quite sure what you mean. You said that <strong>in order to </strong>demonstrate freewill, our actions become completely undetermined. I might be way off track, but are you saying that if you wave your arms and shout "blah blah blah" <strong>to</strong> demonstrate freewill, these actions are undetermined?</p><p></p><p>If I we're to ask you <strong>why</strong> you did that, would you not say "be<strong>cause</strong> I was demonstrating freewill"? Had the issue of freewill not come up, you would have no <strong>cause</strong> to wave your arms in the air. Maybe you mean something else, but I see this a lot. By <strong>see</strong> this, I mean people literally wave their arms around and tell me it was random. It seems to be the universal way of demonstrating freewill, and is actually pretty funny. </p><p></p><p>People do consider Van Gogh as a crazy man. Perhaps he was. If he really was crazy, he had a mental illness that caused his craziness. If he was driven crazy, then something caused this as well. Yeshua was not crazy, but He was without sin. God caused this also.</p><p></p><p>Thank you friend and God bless you.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="anonymouswho, post: 69070685, member: 379306"] Hey timewerx, I was hoping you'd join us. I've read some of your stuff and I can tell you're not afraid to ask questions. I'm not quite sure what you mean. You said that [B]in order to [/B]demonstrate freewill, our actions become completely undetermined. I might be way off track, but are you saying that if you wave your arms and shout "blah blah blah" [B]to[/B] demonstrate freewill, these actions are undetermined? If I we're to ask you [B]why[/B] you did that, would you not say "be[B]cause[/B] I was demonstrating freewill"? Had the issue of freewill not come up, you would have no [B]cause[/B] to wave your arms in the air. Maybe you mean something else, but I see this a lot. By [B]see[/B] this, I mean people literally wave their arms around and tell me it was random. It seems to be the universal way of demonstrating freewill, and is actually pretty funny. People do consider Van Gogh as a crazy man. Perhaps he was. If he really was crazy, he had a mental illness that caused his craziness. If he was driven crazy, then something caused this as well. Yeshua was not crazy, but He was without sin. God caused this also. Thank you friend and God bless you. [/QUOTE]
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