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Kurt Hutchison said:
Only regeneration restores true free-will according to Edwards and Luther. We now have the ability to choose good again. And we have lost the ability to choose evil. Passages refer to believers as unable to sin (it means in the heart however). And our glorified state is referred to as incorruptible, where the outward manifestation will fully reveal the inner transformation that God has wrought in our hearts.
- Kurt

I disagree that the regenerate always choose what is right for a lack of better term. I know of no scripture that says the elect do not sin or are unable to sin. Sinners also do choose good according to mans understanding all the time. I know of unbelievers who 'live' a better life than myself according to our standards. Adn there are numerous examples of His children falling terribly.

Is there any possible way to use the Holy Writ instead of Edwards and Luther as a rule of thumb? We may point people to works written by man, but please let us not exclude what is plain in the scriptures.

The questions asked in the OT are common and should not take long or many words to show where the answer lies. Let us refrain from debating what man thinks and concentrate on what God says. And only utilyze works written on the subject as a resource to perhaps better explain what the Inspired word says.

Until CMH rightly divides Romans 9, it cannot go further.

There never was a sinner half as big as Christ is as a Savior.