Check out this project at FSU designed “to improve our understanding of free will in three spheres: science (especially neuroscience and social psychology); philosophy; and theology.”  I would love to pick up some of this loose change from the John Templeton Foundation … but it does not look like they are soliciting much biblical input.  Look at how the money is being allocated:

Advertising of grant programs in three areas: science of free will ($2.8 million); conceptual underpinnings of free will, round 1 ($165,000); and theology of free will, round 1 ($132,000).

I imagine that even the theological component (defined as input from traditional theology) will be largely philosophical rather than biblical exegesis.  Maybe God would prefer that we give more than a passing interest to His opinion on this topic.

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