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Free Will
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Philosophy Forum

Covering two in one. Free will exists within existential standards. Every possiblity exists before it is addressed, and upon time of selection, every individual has 'free will' to choose...

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Free Will
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Philosophy Forum

I was a little drunk when writing my entry the other day... ;) I'll try and explain my entry... There is a range of control we have over our circumstances, time is a factor here. Also a factor, is th...

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cynicsRus

49yrs • M

Why trade vision for desire when you can have them both?

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kenneth_y2002

68yrs • M

FREEDOM OF SPEACH IS A CHOICE; PRIVLEADGE; RESPONSIBILITY; AS WELL AS A RIGHT OF ALL FREE MINDED PEOPLE!

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Consciousnesswhat is free will?
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Philosophy Forum

I can you tell what free will is not. Free will is not chasing your desires or goals. Free will is simply being.

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snowwhite50477

47yrs • F

money can't buy you love

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fate
67 Posts • 18649 Views
Philosophy Forum

Yes but it was his parents free will that brought them together. not fate, so it was free will that determined his height (while not his). If my above assumptions are right then fate and free will...

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killhersomeday

31yrs • F

life is no better then death, it's the transition that makes you nervous.

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Science vs ReligionScientific Skepticism
11 Posts • 3356 Views
Religion Forum

thats true, it all leads back to the question of free will. presumably god could come down and do something to make us all see that he exists and that following him is right, but he decided to give us...

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Society & SociologyFree Will
16 Posts • 5481 Views
Psychology Forum

It would be misleading to specify a singular definition of 'free will' since in reality there is no single concept of it. If indeed free will is a reality. Which is more what I'm trying...

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Religion & HumanityWhy can we do wrong
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Religion Forum

In Genisis, it says that we are made in God's likeness and therefore have free will. Why would you create something that you want to have a relationship with and make it so they only did what the...

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magesty

38yrs • F

magesty love

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Animosityguitar

36yrs • M

"Free Thinkers are Dangerous" - Serj Tankian

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coolbob531

49yrs • M

"Live free."

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Dj BrEaK AwAy

35yrs • M

live long live free

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littlelady89

35yrs • F

free country my ass.

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bigdaddy07

47yrs • M

the biggiest sex freak

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SpiritualityWhat if.....
36 Posts • 10350 Views
Religion Forum

Uneasy, it's not that easy. Either you create people and giev them free will, meaning they will eventually fuck up and make bad things happen, or you create the "utopian" society you sp...

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Free Speech
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Philosophy Forum

Free Speech is a good thing. I don't care if they're pedophiles, racists, fanatics, war-mongers, flower children or new agers (god I hate those). Free speech allows us to communicate, it al...

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God in ReligionThe Problem of Evil
202 Posts • 41484 Views
Religion Forum

Free will is easier to argue against because their are certain unalterable empirical truths that tend to disprove the free will arguments. Theists must revert back to fallacious mystical arguments to...

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mikey37

56yrs • M

live live be free

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God in ReligionThe Problem of Evil
202 Posts • 41484 Views
Religion Forum

What are the objective consequences of free will? Free will implies that our actions are random (or rather, that our actions is dictated by our will, and how is our will determined? if its free then i...

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Free Will
33 Posts • 9397 Views
Philosophy Forum

"Even lack of free will, I called it 'determined will', would have at least a small degree of freedom about it." How could this be possible? Either freedom exists or it doesn't. I th...

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Free Will
33 Posts • 9397 Views
Philosophy Forum

*roll* Phew! What a discussion, I don't know where to start. It was pretty deep stuff all this free will and physics and time travel and the law and such. First of all I personally believe w...

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Society & SociologyFree Will
16 Posts • 5481 Views
Psychology Forum

I think the word "free" is sort of important here. Having an unique will is one thing, but "free will" is an abstract way of saying volition. If our choices are essentially circums...