If character formation through repeated free choices can produce a self whose deepest identity is oriented away from God, then that final orientation is itself a free achievement, not a mere misjudgment correctable by further information.

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Character formation(as used in ethics and virtue philosophy): The process of developing someone's personality, habits, and moral values over time through experiences and choices.
Free achievement(as used in discussions of moral responsibility and human agency): Something you have accomplished or created through your own genuine choices, not something that just happened to you or resulted from a simple mistake.
Identity(Adams treats identity statements as a variety of atomic formula rather than a logical truth exempt from existence presuppositions): A relation between an object and itself, expressed as an atomic formula (a=a), subject to the same existence-entailment conditions as other atomic predicates under GSA
Misjudgment(as used in epistemology (the study of knowledge and belief)): A mistake in understanding or evaluating something—an error that could be corrected if you just had better information or clearer thinking.

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