In the free choice of will

Does a human truly have free will? What is the source of evil? Is God responsible for sin? Does God's foreknowledge of sin conflict with free choice? Why do children suffer in life as long as they have not done any evil yet? Many troubling questions for humans in their journey between faith and doubt, you will find the answers in this bold and interesting dialogue between Saint Augustine and Evodius, written in a smooth and engaging language suitable for everyone. The book analyzes issues of will in relation to God, and its attachment to good and evil, then branches into a number of puzzling questions in which the reader will find the joy of research, discussion, and proof. The author remains one of the prominent pillars of Christian theology to this day, in one of his most important books, which is translated into Arabic for the first time.