<p>No free will?? This is an important topic, because how you think about free will affects how you read the Bible. So, how do I approach this in my classes to get students to reconsider widely-held notions? What are tests for free will? What are some key words in the Bible to shed light on the idea of "will"?</p>

No free will?? This is an important topic, because how you think about free will affects how you read the Bible. So, how do I approach this in my classes to get students to reconsider widely-held notions? What are tests for free will? What are some key words in the Bible to shed light on the idea of "will"?

Student Questions: Free Will, part 1

Dr. Eschelbach engages life's fundamental questions and concepts with analysis and reference to the witness found in nature, common human experience, and biblical texts. Forty years of caring for the lives of people as pastor and professor provides recognition of questions and challenges that matter, as well as answers and solutions that are real and effective.

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