“Free will” contradicts “The Creator” and “natural laws”. I’m sorry to bash the Popery, again, but I’ve been a believer of predestination even way before I converted. The laws of physics ensure that nothing is truly randomized, and that our minds are determined by our past. Like if I flip a coin, even though it has a 50/50 chance of landing on either side, there is actually some advanced physics behind that to provide the illusion that the outcome of a coin flip is random. Similarly, all of our decisions are determined by what our brains think of. And our brains are powered by brain cells. Most folks who sin a lot may have something wrong with their minds, or maybe they’ve been exposed to immoral behavior. I mean, Adam’s and Eve’s children may have started sinning because they’ve been influenced by original sin. Everything in the present is determined by something in the past, not simply by what an individual has decided without any regards to the past. God can’t simply be unable to predict our actions. Which leads me to another theory; that everything in the past (including our memories) changes as time progresses, since God has to constantly re-create everything so that miracles can physically occur in the future.