It’s late and I’m just getting started with
this week’s post. I’ve been on line discussing free will with my son – an
avoidance technique, no doubt, but the question of free will is so fascinating
and has taken such a beating that perhaps I should just keep the discussion
going here…
Adam, Eve, and Justice Roberts
Free will. The
concept means nothing if we are all, as Darwinists assume, just so much
protoplasm lounging in our Lazy Boys, pulsating, digesting, sloughing dead skin.
If decisions are nothing more than chemicals ricocheting around in our brains,
then this discussion is moot.
That we feel like we’re
making choices is confusing, but for all you atheists out there – it’s all you
have: just a feeling made of chemicals. How exactly you got to the point of
forming an opinion about the absence of God is curious, but nevertheless
mechanics is all you get to work with.
Some of you arrived
in that atheist state of denial because you’ve observed or experienced
horrifying human behavior and reacted with anger against the very God you claim
is non-existent. Never mind that without God we cannot explain evil; we shouldn’t
even see it as an issue. Why would we? Chemicals don’t have morals.
