He did. They need not have consented to it. God had to choose between giving man freedom of will or not. If man were not free, he would necessarily love and serve God. Man would have to love God. But God did not want a forced love from intelligent creatures. He wished to be freely chosen for His own sake. So He left man free. Yet if man is free, he is free not only to love God, but also to reject God. But God thought so much of man’s freely given love that He preferred to risk not being chosen.
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The Case for Catholicism - Answers to Classic and Contemporary Protestant Objections
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