Calvinism - Free Will Is Real

== Free Will Defined ==
Free will is autonomous agency.  It is the capacity to select one of a multiple number of possible options without constraint.  While this choice may be influenced by external information, this information is not causal in nature.  It does not necessitate a given option to be selected.
== God Has Free Will ==
Yahweh, who is God, has free will.  He has the capacity to take all logically possible options without constraint. One of those logically possible options was to create a universe in which He created a being in His image with its own autonomous agency.
Omniscience does not necessitate either God not having autonomous agency nor does it necessitate God to create humans without autonomous agency.  The reason being is that information is not causal in nature for wills.  Thus, if God created beings He can know what choices they will make without being the cause of those choices (even if He provides information to influence them).  God can even choose to cause certain events to transpire through influence or direct intervention without necessitating that all of human agency to be subject to such.
== Humans Have Free Will ==
Humans have free will.  This is evident throughout scripture where God not only explicitly offers humans choices, but also spells out consequences for those choices making them responsible for them. 
== Free Will and Exhaustive Devine Determinism ==
It is inherently illogical for a god to make humans responsible for options He decreed for them to make as they had no capacity to respond any other way.  It is evil for such a god to inflict eternal consequences on a creation that can do nothing other than respond in the way that they were caused to respond by such a god.
Thus, one must logically reject such doctrines as Exhaustive Devine Determinism and those who defend such as false teachers.
In Truth and Love.