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THE HUMAN WILL AFTER THE FALL: FREEDOM, BONDAGE, AND DIVINE GRACE
Introduction and Thesis Statement After the Fall, humanity became morally and ethically constrained. Although people still choose and act, the corruption of human nature now redirects those choices toward sin and moral disorder. Moral freedom, therefore, is not eliminated after the Fall but substantially weakened. As a result, sustained virtue and moral choice no longer arise naturally from the human will and instead require divine grace and possibly structured ethical f
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