Free will and scientific determinism
First i would like to address that i see the universe a very large billiards table.
Second I believe we made our decisions 10 billion years ago (or some would say 10000 or whatever years ago)
When the events play out (yesterday, today and tommorow) those decisions were actually made 10 billion years ago.
Our actions and all the particles that make us up are 100% predictable by this supposed god.
God or the gods create million of sub optimal people that interact with millions of other sub optimal people. The primary goal is for great decisions to be made. The secondary goal is stated in a particular holy book which i will not name due to site restrictions.
The primary goal is obviously not met given the parts in the system were intended to be sub optimal
The secondary goal is supposedly reached or will be reached.
Even though we are like Babies and our actions are extremely predictable we still do have the freedom to act according to our willingness to follow suit with our personalities and/or our desired convictions
Once again we are 100% predictable.
Its like playing chess against a 5 year old.
Without quoting a particular holy book it is unlikely you will be able to use a holy book to convince this is not in accordance with a holy book.
You could possibly use science to convince me that scientific determinism but that is unlikely due to the fact that my logic circuit dictate to me that scientific determinism is completely rational.