The balance of free will or libertarian free will is described as a perfectly balanced scale. Just as scale has no visible movement on one side or the other, so free balance makes a choice without being compelled by any force. it is determined objectively if it comes from a non-choice; if the visible scale does not move, it is not a choice; Balance is the visualization of no visible movement so that no object is determined or necessary; but some choice does show as the body moves towards the main object. We describe exactly how to use the appropriate language in a mathematical form of common sense.

In order for one to be able to choose, he has to desire one thing, he does not want to enjoy the one at the expense of the other, the world was created through the creative act of God, the desire must precede the choice according to necessity. Reason for choice.The balance, which is in equilibrium, shows no movement. When we speak of free choice in conventional language, it is a choice that arises from a moral imperative. We can discuss desire as the standard weight that creates movement. But libertarians describe a choice. that it doesn't come for a necessity or a reason, so we have no problem with saying that God determines everything that happens because nothing can exist without a necessity first, the reason we choose something over another is because we desire, not because it was without compulsion. The choice is the success of the desire and is not exercised from an impartial position.

Our choice and God's choice are not the same. There is only one God. God creates all things according to his will. He does not exclusively create all things, but He upholds all things by His choice.He also does the job of establishing secondary causes and yet we choose exactly what we want from what God created.