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In humanism there is no free will. Rather, the will of God is the most important. True or false?

In humanism there is no free will. Rather, the will of God is the most important. True or false?
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In humanism there is no free will. Rather, the will of God is the most important.

True or false?

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The answer is true it can not be false
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User Abushawish
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The answer is false, humanism is a belief system that emphasizes the importance of humanity, rather than a “God “ or other divine being.
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