Exploration of Human Freedom and Free Will through Philosophical Perspectives

This chapter delves into the philosophical debate surrounding human freedom and free will, discussing various perspectives from thinkers like Sartre, neurophysiologists, and Aquinas. The speakers examine experiments and arguments against determinism, emphasizing the role of reasons, knowledge, and the will in the concept of free will, while also exploring the interplay between primary and secondary causes, including God as the ultimate cause of freedom and choice.