==Free Will=== 
 Hi Piotrniz, Thank you for your attempts to improve articles.  It appears that you are adding unsourced original research and interpretations to the article on Free Will, and sometimes editing without logging in to your account.  Please log in before editing.   

 I reverted one of your edits on the Free Will article because it was unsourced and changed the meaning of the paragraph.  Reverting edits is not at all personal, and I would be happy to discuss the proposed edit further.  It appears that you re-reverted the edit without logging in.  I would like to discuss the edit.  

 Here is my explanation.  The common argument for a conflict between an omniscient being, such as God, and Free Will takes the following form:  If God knows everything that is going to happen, then how can I be free to choose what will happen.  This argument is not about injunctions or morality.  It is about a potential conflict between definite knowledge of the future and freedom to change the future.  Perhaps we can work together to make this point more clear in the article?   

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