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Little Mack’s Punching Bags
Other Defenses against Little Mack
Little Mack’s Punching Bags
This chapter finally frees us of Free Will defenses. Don’t worry, though. Free will will return when I willingly will it, God willing I will it, will it not? During this...
Rounding out Free Will Defenses... for now
Peter van Inwagen’s Extended Free Will Defense
There is one last FWD which I want to give an extensive showing: Peter van Inwagen (henceforth PvI)’s FWD as defended in his book The Problem of Evil.1 PvI unfortunately has a rather idio...
Other Free Will Defenses against Mackie's Logical Problem
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Other FWDs against Little Mack’s argument
Free Will 2- The Squeakquel
Sterba’s Free Will Defense
Sterba wrote a paper called “There is no Free Will Defense”,1...
Can a Defense Vindicate God?
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9- God’s Legal and Moral Responsibility for our free actions
Philosopher Michael Martin has basically defended every single argument up to this point,...
The Right Freedom for the FWD
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6- David Lewis’s Playpen
Shifting gears a bit, David Lewis allowed for Grunkle Al’s whole exp...
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