Question

How does Osteen say that "God's favor" intervened to help the parents trying to enroll their child in school? What does it say about the free will of the school officials?

a) God miraculously changed the school's policies
b) School officials acted of their own free will
c) School officials were coerced by God's favor
d) The statement does not provide information about this incident.

Answer 1

Osteen does not provide information about how God's favor intervened to help the parents enroll their child in school. The statement implies that the school officials acted of their own free will.

Step-by-step explanation:

Osteen does not specifically mention how God's favor intervened to help the parents trying to enroll their child in school, so the statement does not provide information about this incident (d).

Regarding the free will of the school officials, the statement implies that the school officials acted of their own free will (b). It does not mention coercion or any external influence from God's favor.