Free Will
Free will; having the choice to choose if any only if under the same circumstances one could have chosen something else, than what one chose. “I wish I didn’t have any free will! ... How can one really be sure if you indeed have free will? One may think they have free will but how can one really prove it? In the statement above, one is claiming that they are certain to have free will. ... The only understandable solution to this statement would be having your life pre-determined by God, but how can you really be certain you have free will in the first place and how can you be certain there really is a God? ... However, if one had free will, it would be up to them whether or not they end up in Hell. The evil in the world would then be due to the human’s free will. ... Having free will or doing what is morally good? One could still do what is morally good when having free will, but everyone knows that there are many humans that cause evil in the world. ... If the answer is no, than it is obvious one has a free will to decide. ... Whether there is a God is very significant in determining if one has free will or not, because if one does not have free will, than that must lead to pre-determinism. ... One may not believe there is a God and think they have a free will when in fact their life was planned in advance.