Those Verses, You Don't Get Categorical Ability.

In order for doctor stratton to use that verse in favour of libertarianism, which which implies that categorical ability, even just reading that passage, you don't get the categorical ability. That all things being completely and metaphysically equal, the person cauld choose other than what they what they do. Even if categorical ability were true, that's not how it works. Any passage that he's going using implies freedom, but it doesn't imply this categorical freedom necessarily. And that's what he needs to what he needed to establish, i think. Which leads me to my neck, and it's a much shorter one,  a first corinthians, chapter