In a dialogue named for this concept, Evodius talks about eternal and temporal law withAugustine.
In a dialogue named for this concept, Evodius talks about eternal and temporal law withAugustine. Like God and immortality, this is assumed by practical reason but outside the realm ofpure reason among Kant's three metaphysical concerns. Plantinga argued that God could only createworlds where this concept exists in its namesake "Defense" against the problem of (*) evil. Challengesto this idea include Laplace's demon. Bergson paired this concept with Time, and Sartre believed that thisconcept is absolute as an axiom of existentialism. Critics ask if God's foreknowledge precludes thisconcept, and compatibilists accept both this concept and its seeming opposite, determinism. For 10 points,name this ability of a person to make genuine choices.
In a dialogue named for this concept, Evodius talks about eternal and temporal law withAugustine.
free will [or free choice of the will; or freedom of the will; or human freedom; or liber arbitrium; accept De Libero Arbitrio; do not accept "liberty"]