Free Will

What do you think is the reason for us to do anything at all? Is your universe ruled by Chaos or Order, or somewhere in-between?

This theory is an attempt to bridge the abstract with the literal, the present with the future, with the help of mathematics, fearless thinking, and an incredibly open mind.

Do we really attract everything that comes into our lifes?

Working hard, being motivated or having the right sources make no sense if you do not act. If you want to act to be successful, before everything else, you should believe in free-will to be ready to act, even before you intent to move.

How the Qualities of God Along with God's Choices to Express Those Qualities Defines the Nature of Human Free Will.

A brief description of free will.

Learn about free will in human beings. The way free will shape human life.

Understanding and improving your role in a relationship by harnessing your free will.

The purpose of this paper is to develop the readers thoughts and perceptions of free will and the value that we all place on it.

This article will try to look in depth at how much Free Will and/or Destiny, play a part in our everyday lives here on earth; also, whether either or both exist.

If the world is deterministic, as many philosophers and scientists contend, then everything that happens, including human behavior, is completely inevitable. Would that foreclose free will? Surprisingly, many say it would not.

Explanation of God's word on predestiantion and free will.

If God knows that some people will choose to commit serious sin, why does He bother to create them in the first place?

We have to remember that no matter what happens in life it is a lesson. When we get stuck and it all falls in around us look for that lesson. When we repeat the same mistakes its not because we are bad, but rather we have yet to learn the lesson.

This is a defense of free will using both determinist and compatabalist ideas. This is useful for philosophy classes or those who are just curious.

Sometimes I think that many professors are little more than very clever con men. This feeling was recently reinforced when Alfred Mele was awarded a $4.4 million grant to see if human beings have free will.

If belief in free will is to be thought of as subjective opinion, this means it is not true for everyone, which also leads to the conclusion that it is not correct in the first place.

This essay explores my personal exploration of free will and attempts to draw generalizations on the topic.

A rather unique perceptive is used to consider the question of free will verses predestination and election.

For as long as there have been philosophers in the world, there has been debate about whether life's events are causally determined (determinism) or whether life's events are dynamic (not caused) based on the decisions we make every day (free will).

In this essay I discuss the notion of freedom in the context of free will.

The laws of the universe indicate that we do not have any choice in the way we act. Does this mean that we do not have to worry about the negative consequences of our actions? The answer is in your perspective!

Do free will and destiny work together, or are they two paths that can never meet? Even so do they both find themselves on the infinite pathways of total love?

Here is a layman's review of Conway and Kochen's Strong Free Will Theorem and the implications for humanity.

Exploring the possibility of a new definition of free-will and determinism within the context of individuality, reviewing and analyzing Sartre's groundbreaking ideas on the subject of freedom within each of us.

A human being is not an animal. A human being has free choice. Here are five simple steps to mastering that free choice. Dedicated to the memory of R. Noach Weinberg z"l.

A brief paper pondering the existence of free will, and what if anything, might affect its existence.

A comparative essay on both Augustine and Ireaneus' theodicies of evil by a 17-year-old philosophy student.

This article discusses the idea of free will in the context of biology.

Everyone has free will to accomplish whatever their hearts desire. But, not everyone has determination. Determination can mean so many things to so many different people. You have the free will; do you have the determination?

A paper about two different philosophical views of reality: free will and determinism.

A look at the Christian teaching of free will.