Do we have free will? This week’s conversation is with guest Amy Lang and takes up the age-old theological question that’s also being studied by physicists and neuroscientists: Do we have free will? Are we making our own decisions or are they being made for us? And by what? Join us to consider this…
- What is the definition of free will?
- What is God’s will? What is human will?
“It is the self-asserting mortal will-power that you must guard against” (Miscellaneous Writings 1883–1896, Mary Baker Eddy, p. 281).
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Tuesday, January 16
- 2-3pm ET
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- Meeting ID: 834 3689 5293
- OR, You may join the meeting by phone 1-301-715-8592
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They guard us by revealing what in our consciousness needs to be corrected and showing us that we have the God-given strength, understanding, and wisdom to do it.
Love, God, is the most dependable guide and guardian.
The divine communicator, the Giver of all good, God, is imparting to the receiver, man, that which consciously becomes, and in actuality always is, common to both.
…. the one true attraction is God. ….our thoughts are naturally drawn to God.
Ms. Young, director of the White House Office of Management and Budget, is in the loop. And while she’s not directly involved in negotiations, her southern Louisiana roots may yet prove beneficial. GOP House Speaker Mike Johnson is also from Louisiana,…
It is safe to leave with God the government of man.
(Retrospection and Introspection, Mary Baker Eddy, p. 90:29–30)
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