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If nothing is outside of His control, then nothing has a trajectory of its own. He cannot both control and ignore our will at the same time, contrary to what you suggest when you say He chooses not to intervene in that which He controls.

You mean that a man's will has a trajectory of it's own, that God can intervene?

Is your free-will outside of God's control?

I'm just interested in whether or not you would call this either coercion or manipulation.

So you don't believe God is Creator of everything. Is that accurate to your belief?

Not anything I have noticed as of yet.

Do you mean that there is no hope for antitheists? or perhaps that one logically cannot be saved and deny that Jesus is God at the same time?

What do you mean by this?

Not a biblical idea. Hebrews 3:12 Take heed, brethren, lest there be in any of you an evil heart of unbelief, in departing from the living God.

In this case, who determines what manners are ludicrous?

Do you believe that when God gives life to a man, He is coercing or manipulating the man?

No, I'm asking why you believe that.

Why do you believe that?

Are you a Hard Determinist?

I guess that he is in his 30's.

I think you are twisting scripture and my position so they fit your belief and your argument. Scripture says Christ is the Author of our faith, and I say. Regardless of that, you help to prove my point about man's incapability when you say that man is first convicted by the Spirit.

Did you mean, "Are there any modern intellectual Christians in the Christian evangelical movement?"?

[Part 1] You straight up determine God's righteousness according to your judgement. "We do not charge God. As a result of this, His work is righteous." Do you think that is man-centered? You say you trust God that He is not toying with your faculties in commanding men to uphold the law for...