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"Welcome to Faith in Action where we explore the complexities of the human experience. I'm your host, Ganny V. And today we're diving into a thought provoking topic, how free will affects us. Free will. It's a concept that has puzzled philosophers, theologians and scientists for centuries. At its core, free will is the ability to make choices that are not determined by previous events or natural laws. But how does this idea influence our lives? First, let's talk about responsibility."
"Welcome to Faith in Action where we explore the complexities of the human experience. I'm your host, Ganny V. And today we're diving into a thought provoking topic, how free will affects us. Free will. It's a concept that has puzzled philosophers, theologians and scientists for centuries. At its core, free will is the ability to make choices that are not determined by previous events or natural laws. But how does this idea influence our lives? First, let's talk about responsibility."
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"Welcome to Faith in Action where we explore the complexities of the human experience. I'm your host, Ganny V. And today we're diving into a thought provoking topic, how free will affects us. Free will. It's a concept that has puzzled philosophers, theologians and scientists for centuries. At its core, free will is the ability to make choices that are not determined by previous events or natural laws. But how does this idea influence our lives? First, let's talk about responsibility."
"Welcome to Faith in Action where we explore the complexities of the human experience. I'm your host, Ganny V. And today we're diving into a thought provoking topic, how free will affects us. Free will. It's a concept that has puzzled philosophers, theologians and scientists for centuries. At its core, free will is the ability to make choices that are not determined by previous events or natural laws. But how does this idea influence our lives? First, let's talk about responsibility."