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you do not works,, please explain how belief is works

YES, He did not always make good choices and had bad consequences but he did choose to follow God

We are only pre destined to a place, time and even a family to be able to understand choices

no they chose to obey God at all points in there life

I did, The post was going a long way to make a point on a unrelated subject, These guys cant follow a logical sequence much less a obtuse meaning relating to the big picture which some of us follow.

there was only a question and nothing to do with the posts or line of thought. Why pose a rabbit trail? How does the Trinity help us understand free will?

Scripture tends to be necessary in every conversation. The teaching of the Trinity is known

no dilemma just misunderstanding you realize all are condemned, destined for hell. God does not will us to free choice. He has already created us with the ability to freely love and obey Him, or not in free choice. The ability to sin is the same ability not to sin God does want all to be...

Mat 28:19 Go ye therefore, and teach all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father, and of the Son, and of the Holy Ghost: 1Jo 5:7 For there are three that bear record in heaven, the Father, the Word, and the Holy Ghost: and these three are one

He gaves us free will or we could not have sinned. To say one does not have free will blames God for sin.

one includes the ability to act on free will, one side does not include action Calvin included the action, I do not believe scripture does

define free will, like David says and then we can present positions, otherwise we get to arguing two different things, agreeing and disagreeing because of terms rather than ideas

Some were called, Anabaptist then but are different than Anabaptist today. The basic beliefs of believers baptism and individual responsibility are constant

They, as we are told were hideout the church. The old Chronicler Stowe, A.D. 1533, relates: "The 25th of May — in St. Paul's Church, London — examined 19 men and 6 women. Fourteen of them were condemned; a man and a woman were burned at Smithfield, the other twelve of them were sent to towns...

how is this opposed to the Landmark position?

Baptist were not part of Catholicism and did not protest. We have existed, not necessarily in name, but basic doctrine, separated from the Catholic church back before 300 AD long before Martin Luther

A Adam was not the first sinner, We cannot blame Adam for our sin. Sin occurred in Heaven. God did not look through time, There is no time as sin occurred,

NO, the spiritual is more important than the physical Mat 5:29 And if thy right eye offend thee, pluck it out, and cast it from thee: for it is profitable for thee that one of thy members should perish, and not that thy whole body should be cast into hell. Mat 5:30 And if thy right hand...

Sin is of the spirit, not the body

so much so that Jesus said if "OFFENDED" or keep you from heaven, cut it off.