โ Scribed by Hugh LaFollette
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
๐ SIMILAR VOLUMES
In a recent article, a J.E. Tomberlin and F. McGuinness present a fairly wide-ranging discussion of the argument from evil and aspects of what they take to be Alvin Plantinga's free will defense, 2 and make clear that they are satisfied that they have shown the argument from evil to be fairly conclu
Recently Richard Swinburne has argued that the well-known Free Will Defense can provide an explanation of God's permitting moral evil (i.e., evil intentionally brought about by human agents) only if there is also natural evil (i.e., evil not intentionally brought about by human agents). 1 Ultimately
In this essay I will offer a pragmatic justification for our belief in free choice and moral responsibility. I will claim we are reasonable to believe in such freedom and responsibility even if we believe in determinism. I do not claim we know that we are free and responsible agents, because a condi