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Matters of Choice and Free Will
Abstract. In his paper, ‘The Act of Choice’, Richard Holton takes up and well discusses an important issue which the great bulk of the literature about free will has tended to ignore. That issue is the matter of choice: the … Continue reading
Posted in Philosophy, Philosophy of Religion
Tagged choice, compatibilism, determinism, free will, freedom, libertarianism, Richard Holton, Willa Cather
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A Characteristic of Freedom
Everyone knows what freedom is; everyone knows what it is to be free. That is until it is realized that distinctions such as freedom to and freedom from make it a bit more difficult to know what precisely the term … Continue reading
Posted in Philosophy, Philosophy of Religion
Tagged determinate, determinateness, determinism, eternalism, free will, freedom, indeterminate, indeterminateness
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