Well nearly. I actually say that because our freewill is bounded by all sorts of constraints, some simply internal, we do not actually have freewill in the religious sense at all. It's simply another religious fiction. Our ability to choose between good and evil is not entirely possible.
If we do not have free will, then there is no need for Christianity. Or, more precisely, there is no Christianity.
The free will in Christianity is demonstrated way back to Gen 2:16. Gen 2:17 is even more clear on that.
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