The right to be wrong

“One of the annoying things about believing in free will and individual responsibility is the difficulty of finding somebody to blame your problems on. And when you do find somebody, it's remarkable how often his picture turns up on your driver's license.”

P. J. O'Rourke

Unless eternity is deterministic, every carnate soul has certain inalienable rights. These inalienable (or natural) rights are birthrights; these are not granted by mortal agents. Such rights cannot, by any compact, be deprived nor divested. Every living soul has the right to recall a past experience. Every living soul has the right of confidence. Every living soul has the right of responsibility. These fundamental, inherent rights are the foundations of free will.

One might question how accurate prophecies are possible in a non-deterministic eternity. Quite simply, prophecies presume a precisely oriented, common soul of mankind. Accurate prophecies have better perspective to that orientation.

Tendencies in the hearts and souls of men are such that these upheavals may be brought about. Man is not ruled by the world, the earth or the environment nor planetary influences. Rather it is true that man brings order out of chaos by his compliance with Divine Law. By his disregard of the laws of Divine influence, man brings chaos and destructive forces into his experience.

Edgar Cayce

Free will is independent of good and evil. The differences in good and evil choices are revealed in conscience. Consider alternatives that good will is chosen. Refuse the right to be wrong.