10 Interesting Fact About The concept of free will and its philosophical implications

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• The concept of WILL and its implications philosophically has become a very important topic in various branches of science, such as theology, philosophy, psychology, and even political science.
• Thought about freedom is reflected in various religious and philosophical traditions.
• There are three main views on WILL free: determinism, indeterminism, and compatibility.
• Determinism argues that all events are a result of previous events, and so everything in the future can be predicted.
• Indeterminism states that some events cannot be predicted, because of the unpredictable possibilities.
• Compatibilism argues that freedom and predictions can be coexisting, because some of the actions taken by a person remain free even though predicted.
• The principle of freedom means that everyone is given the opportunity to choose the direction of their own life and actions.
• Free Will is very important to maintain justice, because without freedom, everyone will not be able to make decisions based on their own choices.
• Some people argue that WILL is free to contrary to natural law, because it allows for humans to act against natural law.
• WILL Free is also contrary to the view that human actions and choices have been determined by external factors.