Understanding Free Will

What is a key aspect of free will as discussed in the first section?

• The ability to predict future events

• The capacity to make choices independently

• The necessity of divine intervention

• The inevitability of natural laws

How does moral responsibility relate to free will?

• It suggests that only good deeds are rewarded

• It implies that individuals are not accountable for their actions

• It indicates ownership of both good and bad actions

• It means that bad choices have no consequences

Which of the following is NOT a basis for arguments supporting free will?

• Subjective experience of freedom

• Sentiments of guilt

• Universal supposition of responsibility

• Scientific determinism

What is the main difference between free will and determinism?

• Free will is about making choices, while determinism is about predicting outcomes

• Free will is about social freedom, while determinism is about political freedom

• Free will is independent of past events, while determinism relies on them

• Free will is a scientific concept, while determinism is philosophical

How is free will different from freedom of action?

• Free will is about the ability to act, while freedom of action is about the ability to choose

• Free will is about making choices, while freedom of action is about external constraints

• Free will is about political freedom, while freedom of action is about social freedom

• Free will is about divine intervention, while freedom of action is about human intervention