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**Stetbrate** · 01-10-2008, 06:01 PM

so let's take a less charged example than what was in the interview of david.

i understand the incarnation situation. but what if part of our incarnation is to understand free will?

how would you answer if the questions were....

what is free will?

and how do you co-exist with people who use free will to dominate others when it is a violation of your free will?

what if it was someone's free will to harm you?

and it is your free will not to be harmed. but exercising your free will violates there free will.

imagine a game of chess if you will...you are given a certain amount of pieces and each piece can move in a certain law of direction. each piece has its own duty.

your free will is how, when, and where you move those pieces. the goal of the game is the same no matter who plays it at what time, but the way to get there are countless.

thats just life in a nutshell i think. (plus i like chess, ha ha ha...)

01-10-2008, 06:01 PM	#3
Stetbrate Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 489 Senior Member	so let's take a less charged example than what was in the interview of david. i understand the incarnation situation. but what if part of our incarnation is to understand free will? how would you answer if the questions were.... what is free will? and how do you co-exist with people who use free will to dominate others when it is a violation of your free will? what if it was someone's free will to harm you? and it is your free will not to be harmed. but exercising your free will violates there free will. imagine a game of chess if you will...you are given a certain amount of pieces and each piece can move in a certain law of direction. each piece has its own duty. your free will is how, when, and where you move those pieces. the goal of the game is the same no matter who plays it at what time, but the way to get there are countless. thats just life in a nutshell i think. (plus i like chess, ha ha ha...)
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