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⌈ Secret Post #2475 ⌋

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[Supernatural, Watchmen]

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[a case of exploding mangoes (2008 novel)]

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[Brothers in Arms]

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[Agents of SHIELD ]

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[Transformers: IDW Generation One]

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[Sarah Michelle Gellar]

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[Young Guns 2]

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But loads of these situations are cause BY humans. If it was God's plan, it implies the people who were "responsible" for the situation actually didn't have free will at all.

I don't know, it is just a phrase to make people feel better. Maybe God is a DJ? http://youtu.be/BfX-s4dcYBg

Situations caused by people were caused by their free will too.

The cycle of what caused what reaction in people can go back and back and back and it's all a huge complex mess and it doesn't have a start unless you're the type of religious person who believes in Creation and the Fall of Lucifer, which could be considered as first causes.

And in all the mess of who caused what, we still have the Free Will to react however we do.

But that's contradictory, isn't it? If everyone has free will, God certainly can have no plan regarding what happens in human interaction, because if he does, humans have no power in their choices and therefore, no free will.

I prefer to think that God has an ultimate goal, but we humans have a choice exactly how we get there.

Oh, and no human can necessarily know the full effect of everything we do. We may do something and never see all the effects, but we still did it of our own free will.

But even if you don't ever know the full effect of anything you do, you can still choose to do something good over something bad.

And in the end, if you have a good relationship with God, you probably are inclined to choose the good option anyway.

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