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So many humans are going to go to hell

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    unknownuser
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    no its free will only for a term appointed after that you belong to your creator, who might be angry with you for trashing your "free will"

    peace,

    so it was not a free will as i would be punished for administering it against the will of God. So are we saying its something borrowed? In that case, its not free.

    Peace

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      xthug
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      Well I dont think we're going to agree on this topic pal. What I'm basically saying is the fact that we have the chance to end up in hell is proof of free will. What we want is not the point, its what we choose to do. Wanting and choosing are two very different things.

      peace brother,

      this field is something i would like to talk with you more on.
      its critical if you may .

      peace

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        xthug
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        no its free will only for a term appointed after that you belong to your creator, who might be angry with you for trashing your "free will"

        peace,

        so it was not a free will as i would be punished for administering it against the will of God. So are we saying its something borrowed? In that case, its not free.

        Peace

        peace
        no actualy it's still "free"
        but not forever.

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          unknownuser
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          What I'm basically saying is the fact that we have the chance to end up in hell is proof of free will.

          no because had it truely been free, we could chose not to excist at all. no heaven no hell, just nothing. I dont want this gift, here, have it back, and delete me from the mainframe thank you. That would be free will, the other is a choise between 2 things, where were told beforehand that one of the choices are wrong. But we have to agree to disagree then, no problem.

          peace

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            beatnik
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            If im given something its mine, and its mine to trash too without consequence. If i havent got that right, without consequence, what i have is something borrowed. And then its not free, now is it.

            no because had it truely been free, we could chose not to excist at all. no heaven no hell, just nothing. I dont want this gift, here, have it back, and delete me from the mainframe thank you. That would be free will, the other is a choise between 2 things, where were told beforehand that one of the choices are wrong. But we have to agree to disagree then, no problem.

            Everything emenates out of God, a Just Being. In order for us to subscribe to your perception of free will, the ability to do whatever we please with no negative consequences, we would have to be independant of God, i.e - the same as God, and thats not possible in our monotheistic belief. Islam does mean submission afterall, so I would say no Magi, we do not have Absolute and Supreme free will of the kind you've been explaining in this thread. That belongs to God alone.

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              unknownuser
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              So in other words, we do not have a free will?. Then what we have is a choice, where one of the 2 possabilities isnt really much of a choice at all.

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                unknownuser
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                do you want the candy bar, or do you want a beating. you have a free will its all up to you....hmmmm confused

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                  xthug
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                  So in other words, we do not have a free will?. Then what we have is a choice, where one of the 2 possabilities isnt really much of a choice at all.

                  peace,
                  lol i don't get how you don't have free will if the choice is based on your will.

                  in this dimension(our currant world life) we have free will.
                  in the next dimension you get marked(judged) by the Creator.
                  you pass your in the funnest class ever(you can have your candy bar), you fail your in the most boring and painful class ever(beatings galore)

                  now your free will is either going to take you to the candy bar or the beating,
                  those who remember and understand and ponder and possess knowledge are those who use there free will to take them to the candy bar.

                  peace,

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                    unknownuser
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                    what im saying is, that is not a choice. Noone would deliberately chose the beating if they understood the consequences. But if they dont understand the consequences, how can they be punished?

                    Peace

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                      xthug
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                      what im saying is, that is not a choice. Noone would deliberately chose the beating if they understood the consequences. But if they dont understand the consequences, how can they be punished?

                      Peace

                      i guess i give less credit to humanity becuase i believe even if we know the consequences there will still be quite allot who still steal, murder, lie and commit many more sins.. why ??? becuase sometimes it's just easier or it feels good at the moment,

                      man is very impatient, and most live for the moment.

                      Adam was directly Tolled by God not to aproch the tree, but he still did... why ??? becuase he was fooled by satan.

                      even if we all know the consequences we can still be dupped.

                      there will be inhabitants of hell claiming if they were sent back to earth for another test they would change... The All Powerfull and All Knowing God Tells us they would still fail.

                      peace,

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                        Peace Magi,

                        Here have a candy bar, you can have any one you want as long as you chose the red one. Because if you dont chose the red one, all you can have is raw liver. Doesnt make it hard to choice does it? In fact, is it a choice at all, or merely an illusion thereof?
                        Again the analogy does not compare, not even close to the myriad of choices you have every second of your existence. You can do better than that Magi!

                        Altso zenje i dont get this part. Why would i want to chose to be in a place with this much pain and suffering, with the possability of having to go somewhere even worse and stay there for very long? What is the motivation?
                        These are the questions you need to deeply ask yourself, and no one else can answer it for you. Why did mother Teresa choose to live in Calcutta, and not in some mansion on an island somewhere? Why does anyone choose anything? Good, bad, bliss, anguish?
                        If God knows who will and who wont, he could save the suffering part and just hand it to those he knows will, and spare those who wont the anguish.
                        Because the person chose to suffer, chose to be in pain. Believe it or not, some people choose a beating over a candy bar every moment of their lives, conciously or otherwise.

                        Can i enjoy heaven, while i know that most didnt make it?
                        You will, knowing that those who are not in 'heaven' chose 'hell', there will be no ambiguity, no questions.

                        What im getting at is not the concepts, but our understanding, knowin that God is all merciful which is my own center of thinking about God always. If something doesnt fly with this, whatever it was, is wrong, and i need to think harder
                        Good for you, don't give up.

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                          Anybody have proof of when we 'chose' to have free-will? Are you saying that every person in history that was ever born chose to have free-will and no person chose not to have free-will? That sounds very unlikely given the countless billions of humans that have lived. And if this is a genuine choice why has no person exercised the right to tell god i dont want free-will? I smell a conspiracy magi!!!

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                            Even since Adam had to chose between God's command and satan's persuasion. Perhaps we never did choose to have free will but it is part of our existent as being human. In addition, one has to exist before choosing a)to exist or b) not to exist. Because we already exist, then we have to make decisions under God's laws.

                            I wonder if free will and life comes in a package? Satan choose to be arrogant. The mountain choosed not to accept the Trust(3372). A raven turned his back on me when i tried to talk to it in his language (annoyed?),and even my pet cat choose not to fight with another cat when i was persuading them to be friends P

                            Everything that are created operate under God's laws...There's no complete freedom and power. If God has provide the consequences and conditions for our free will, who are we to say it's no logical? Remember when the angels asked God "Wilt Thou place therein one who will make mischief therein and shed blood?- whilst we do celebrate Thy praises and glorify Thy holy (name)?" He said "I know what ye know not."

                            salam.

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                              zenje
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                              And if this is a genuine choice why has no person exercised the right to tell god i dont want free-will?
                              Those who did, don't have a free-will. Since you asked for a free will, here you are. Feel free to do what you will. sun

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                                warner
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                                Peace

                                Does the Quraan mentions about free will ?

                                Can some one please quote the verses.

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                                  siki
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                                  check out the following ,,,, very enlightening''
                                  siki

                                  http//www.tolueislam.com/Parwez/kt/KT.htm

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                                    unknownuser
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                                    Mr zenje,give me real examples of those humans who declined free-will and so dont have it? And when did i or anyone ask for free-will? Your comments seem to be a cop out!!! sun

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                                      zenje
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                                      Mr. enquirer, I thought I already told you, if you chose free-will, you're here, if you didn't you're not. There's no examples of humans without free-will. You're here because you have free-will.

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