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Of course. You are presenting a false dichotomy. By its very definition, each of those acts engages one's free will. People have escaped from work camps or r
by IncRnd 8y ago
Of course. You are presenting a false dichotomy. By its very definition, each of those acts engages one's free will.
People have escaped from work camps or revolted. Others have resisted armed attackers. Some have used their god-given intelligence to question other's interpretations of scriptures. and so on...
- thatcat 8y agoI don't think resisting armed attackers is technically an act of free will, as it seems quite costly.