It was determined - but partly, not fully. That's what I'm trying to get at. And this is not my assumption, but observation - though if my explanation...
I'm curious as to how one would go about denying the existence of something one is actively aware of. If it does not exist, where from and how does on...
One might say the scales tip slightly in favor of God, due to the minuscule amount of awareness there is of God - necessary for the disccusion. To dis...
But you don't have to turn on the light; you can, but it isn't necessary. That your decision may and is influenced does not negate the freedom of the ...
I don't see a problem with the model, moreso with its presentation. A lens can magnify or reduce the size of an object, so you can manipulate its rela...
In the sense that choices are autonomous, but not without consequence. It (free will) is free, not dictated, but not peeled off from the universe - so...
The amount of partitions does no matter, provided you take the inertia in to account - it still takes the same amount of time for Achilles to catch th...
Irrelevant. A natural consequence of their blank state free will is that they could be deceived. No bias, no prejudice. Coin toss or not - a choice is...
They started from a blank state - meaning no bias, meaning they were truly free. Wrong. To make a free willed choice, one must merely choose. You can ...
Perhaps 2 Esdras 4 may help answer your question. For what is often interpreted as a question without need for an answer, is but a question of fitting...
The argument is you equating risk with loss, while being blind to anything and everything potentially good. You sound just like I did five years ago -...
No, you wouldn't - because these kids can't do either. You're like a horse with blinders, completely oblivious to everything but your front. You say y...
Read the story again in the original Hebrew and then the Ugaritic texts. A whole tribunal elects to forge man, yet only one holds the secret 'breath o...
Please do not lure me like this, as the two questions are incomparable. The theft of happiness that we're discussing is comparable to: Would you feed ...
If I were to have 100 children each deformed worse and worse, yet each would live a happy life... It would be immoral of me to deny one of them their ...
You haven't caught the fish, yet you're already warming the pan Do you think the conflation posited justifies denying a happy person? Perhaps the pare...
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