If full information guaranteed rational choice toward the good, moral freedom would collapse into a form of Socratic intellectualism that most libertarian free will theorists explicitly reject.

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Collapse into(philosophical argument structure): A philosophical phrase meaning that one theory or position gradually transforms or reduces into another, often implying a loss of its distinct identity.
Socratic intellectualism(Contrasted with the two-aspect account of virtue that follows from soul-division): The view that virtue just is knowledge — that having the relevant knowledge is both necessary and sufficient for virtuous action.
libertarian free will(Used to frame the tension between divine freedom and divine moral goodness.): An account of free will according to which being free with respect to an action requires the possibility of acting otherwise.
moral freedom(Green's tripartite taxonomy of freedom): A form of freedom that is necessary but not sufficient for real freedom, subordinate to real and perfect freedom.

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