Free Will and the Seven Stages to Christian Maturity

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The narrative explores the profound existential crisis stemming from the realization of universal selfishness and the illusion of free will. The protagonist grapples with the implications of their choices being predetermined by biology and environment, leading to a bleak view of humanity and questioning the nature of love and justice. This philosophical dilemma challenges the existence of a just God, as it suggests that without free will, moral accountability is undermined. The journey delves into the intersection of ethics, spirituality, and the human condition.