Freedom of the Will

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Exploring profound theological questions, this influential 1754 work delves into the necessity of God's grace for humanity's flawed will. It examines the interconnectedness of free will and divine grace, while addressing morality, the nature of sin, and the implications of God's foreknowledge on ethical concepts. The text challenges readers to consider the role of intent in distinguishing between vice and virtue, making it a significant contribution to discussions on morality and divine influence.