Nuts For Arminians To Crack... Free Agency... Part 2

Absolutely not. Without the death of Christ there would be no sacrifice for sins.

Of course. There is nothing there that is contradictory in terms.

Yes. My grandfather had two servants growing up, who ended up falling in love and marrying. They decided to move north and begin building a family. But this may not be what you meant.

The passage says nothing about the method that Christ uses to get one set free. To insist that man has no volition here is to read into the passage what is not there.

He is only free to become a Christian once the Holy Spirit draws him. Man is unable to come to Christ until the drawing of the Spirit.

We are not saved by our free will; we are saved by the application of Christ's death and resurrection. But, in a sense, the difference between the saved and the unsaved is their choice.

The heart is deceitful above all things and desperately wicked. As far as inclinations go, no. But those who are not saved can and do do good deeds.

An infinite number. Read about the chaos theory.

Neither. Upon become servants of God, we are immediately set free from sin, for those in sin cannot serve God.

We have to obey the call of the Holy Spirit to become a child of God.

Depends on how we define child. This is a false analogy, as physical birth is different from spiritual birth, as Christ deliniated to Nicodemus in John 3.

Doesn't matter. These questions are quite easy!