"Man's Fallen Condition: Free or Bound?" by John Calvin is a theological exploration of the nature of human will, freedom, and the impact of sin. Calvin explores the complexities of human nature, particularly focusing on the extent of human freedom in the wake of the Fall.One of the central themes of the book is the delineation between the philosophical and Christian perspectives on the will. Calvin critically examines various philosophical theories of the will, contrasting them with the Christian understanding as rooted in Scripture. He particularly engages with the teachings of Augustine on free will, offering a nuanced discussion on the nature of human freedom and its limitations.