re: How is Christianity different from other religions?

I always ask this question when discussing free will:

Define it

On their first attempt, it’s usually some generic definition about being able to do what we want

Then I say “then fly”

At that point I say our freedom in the physical world is bound by our nature, would it not be the same on the spiritual realm? They then refine their definition to “freedom of choice”

To which I ask “why does freedom of choice matter if you don’t know why you really chose in the first place?”

They’ll say “because without choice you can’t love”

So I’ll ask, “so then choice is greater than love or is choice love, in and of itself? Are ALL choices better than or equal to love or just some? If some, define a love choice”?

Depending on these answers I have more I ask to drive them to the realization that most people don’t even know or understand the nature of “choice” or “free will” in the first place.