Doug Shaver

In the seven years I've been hanging out in atheist forums, I've never seen it discussed in any other terms. But there can be a first time, of course.

I've never known a Christian to espouse anything but libertarian free will, but my sample could be skewed. I'm open to learning about the others if you'd care to expound them.

Von Smith

That probably says more about who posts to atheist forums, or about which forums you read, than it does about the nature of the problem. When was the last time you read a Jewish rabbi castigating atheists for not studying their midrash?

No, not particularly. DYOH.

I will give you a hint, though: Calvinism.

Also, "libertarian free will" isn't one thing, either, even among Christians who accept that label for their own beliefs. If you are as "open to learning about others" as you claim, you will quickly find in your research that it is far more ramified and varied than that. For example, there's the Thomist vs. Molinist solutions to the problem of divine foreknowledge, and that's just within Roman Catholic doctrine.

Apikorus

Apple? What apple?

Eldarion Lathria

Eat the fruit of the Tree of Life first, then laugh uproariously when the snake talks, (Yeah, talking snake, right!). Then eat the fruit of the Tree of Knowledge, and instead of the aprons, skin Yahooey and make some fine godskin suits.

Eldarion Lathria