Leibniz on God, Evil, and Free Will

In this chapter, the discussion centers on Leibniz's philosophical arguments regarding the nature of God, the problem of evil, and the dynamics of free will. The speakers analyze Leibniz's innovative cosmological argument, emphasizing the concept of possible worlds and the implications of divine choice amid suffering. Through a detailed exploration of determinism and libertarian free will, they highlight the complexities of human responsibility and the philosophical challenges that arise in understanding God’s creation.