What Controls Our Human Free Will?

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What Controls Our Human Free Will?


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What Controls Our Human Free Will?
It depends who you are talking about. Before we were saved, we were in bondage, slavery, to sin:

“But God be thanked that though you were slaves of sin, yet you obeyed from the heart that form of doctrine to which you were delivered.” (Ro 6:17 NKJV)

That includes our wills. Luther wrote a book called "The Bondage of the Will." Jesus Christ sets the sinner free from that bondage.
 
IOW, the OP question answers itself.
I don't think it does, there isn't enough explanation or answers.

There should be an answer that human free will needs to be controlled by God.

Human free will of choosing How to live by God can not control itself.

Human free will on how behave can happen once they know how to control themselves to live in accordance with God and his spirit.

Human free will can be controlled by evil intent, which is not permitted by God.

Which ever way you look at it human free will when it's comes to spiritual matters.needs to be controlled by God first, before people can even have any free will to choose what is right by God.
 
We have free will, but God can intervene/ control it when He pleases, usually sinners, though.
Examples: 1. Pharoah when Israel was wanting to leave Egypt.
2. Nebuchadnezzar in Daniel. He was a sinner but God said he was "my servant"
3. God forcing Baalim to bless Israel.
 
............btw............

IF free will is controlled, it can NOT be free will, huh? geesssshhhh
 
only people who behave like control freaks think they can control there free will by themselves is my lifetime experience, then probably people with OCD try but develop OCD as a result 🤩 because they don't know what free will is. Basicilly free will is a head shrink.

But in my lifetime experience I've only ever witnessed people being truly humble after they've suffered a loss, considerably some time later.
 
Choice is an act of the will.
that's how it works in the Oxford dictionary, but in God's words he gives you a choice as well as his will to make his choice.

If you don't make his choice, his will judges you. It really is as simple as that.