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    Free will is a precious gift and an expression of God's l... — Carmelics
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    Supports→God will not prevent us from separating ourselves from him, even forever, if that is what we freely choose to do.

    Free will is a precious gift and an expression of God's love for us.

    Afterlife & DeathEternal Conscious Torment
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    The basic idea here is that hell, along with the self imposed misery it entails, is essentially a freely embraced condition rather than a forcibly imposed punishment;[7] and because freedom and determinism are incompatible, the creation of free moral agents carries an inherent risk of ultimate tragedy. Whether essential to our personhood or not, free will is a precious gift, an expression of God’s love for us; and because the very love that seeks our salvation also respects our freedom, God will not prevent us from separating ourselves from him, even forever, if that is what we freely choose...

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