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Humans Have Choices - Grade 6-7

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Free will in faith and life

by MASOKHILI GEE
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What does it mean that humans have free will in Christianity?

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Which virtue helps Christians choose what is right even when it’s hard?

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Which Bible command reflects the idea of choosing love and good over harm?

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Which factor should guide Christians to make good choices?

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What is a consequence of making good choices?

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Which action shows responsible use of free will?

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What role does Jesus’ teaching play in making choices?

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Which practice supports making moral decisions?

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What is a negative result of poor choices?

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How should Christians view mistakes in choosing?

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Free will means we decide how to respond to God, not forced by Him.

Courage helps us do what’s right despite fear or difficulty.

This command calls us to active, compassionate choice for others.

Conscience and prayer help discern right from wrong.

Good choices foster spiritual growth and trust in God.

Choosing to help reflects love and responsibility.

Jesus teaches love, mercy, and justice to shape our decisions.

Prayer and Scripture frame our values and choices.

Poor choices can hurt relationships and well-being.

Mistakes offer lessons to improve future decisions.

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