I already stated my point in the post along with scriptural support in Jesus' words. Ignatius to the Ephesians regarding men's need to be healed. As Jesus said to the Pharisees as they had need to hear it,"the sick need a doctor".And this points to what? Total depravity? No free-will?
I don't see either in that passage. I see the flesh, but not the devil. So, what's the point, again?
Also that men who are faithful will not choose to do those things that are not of the faith. As Jesus said to those who had need to hear it, "a good tree cannot bear bad fruit and a bad tree cannot bear good fruit".
If you wish me to elaborate further, I will say this. That freewill defined as the ability to both freely obey God and deny God without any external wills either turning us away from God through deception or towards God through knowledge of Truth is not possible and is vanity, inexcusable. As we all have sinned and are in darkness, Jesus and perhaps Enoch and some others excluded, we are all in need of healing. Hence we are saved by mercy not by the merits of our ability to choose.