The Red Cup Series: "Does praying for others violate their free will?"

Update: 2023-02-16

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Having a relationship with God is a choice. So, what if someone decides they don’t want to be in a relationship with God and we pray for them to change their mind? Are we violating their free will? Is our prayer for them infringing on their right to not choose God?

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The Red Cup Series: "Does praying for others violate their free will?"

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The Red Cup Series: "Does praying for others violate their free will?"