Carlo Rovelli, a theoretical physicist, writing for Edge explores how to reconcile the determinism of physics with free will. He notes that science cannot relieve the tension unless we first define what “free will” means. In this article he defines free will from a compatiblist point of view. Continue reading
You might think that issues like determinism, free will, and responsibility for our actions are topics limited to theological debates between Calvinists and Arminans. However these topics are debated by scientists and philosophers as well. Continue reading
This is a series that will be updated periodically that captures the early church views on free will. In part 1 and part 2 we looked at Irenaeus’ views.
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Justin the Philosopher by Theophanes the Cretan [Public domain], via Wikimedia Commons
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