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here:  Something confuses me. God is omniscient, meaning He
knows everything, including our decisions in life. God says we
have free will, but how is that so if I can't make the choice to
not do something God knows for a fact that I will do.  If God
knows I will do something, I don't have the free will to not do
it, meaning I don't have free will at all. So why does He say we
have free will?  share|improve this question Also a truth
question since it has no scope or perspective from which to
answer. –  Daи Aug 19 '13 at 4:02 You could scope a question
like this by narrowing it down to an answerable level. For
example 'did Calvin believe humans have free will?' is a
answerable question. –  Mike Aug 19 '13 at 4:49 The Bible never
explicitly says that we have freewill. I don't think the word
freewill even exists in the Bible. –  Mawia Aug 19 '13 at 8:25
@Mawia, I wasn't going to answer... however your comment forced
me :) Please see some examples from