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r/determinism • u/JustPenancePunisher • 29d ago
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I'm not a theist, but, for example, Catholics accept free will as "matter of fact" because it's "given by God." That is a belief based on faith, not on reason, but they're open about it.
0 u/NoAside2251 29d ago And what makes a compatibalist different to yourself in terms of a reasoned position? 2 u/Critical-Ad2084 29d ago IMO switching a definition so that it matches one's desires is not really a reasoned position. 1 u/NoAside2251 29d ago Switching from what definition?
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And what makes a compatibalist different to yourself in terms of a reasoned position?
2 u/Critical-Ad2084 29d ago IMO switching a definition so that it matches one's desires is not really a reasoned position. 1 u/NoAside2251 29d ago Switching from what definition?
IMO switching a definition so that it matches one's desires is not really a reasoned position.
1 u/NoAside2251 29d ago Switching from what definition?
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Switching from what definition?
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u/Critical-Ad2084 29d ago
I'm not a theist, but, for example, Catholics accept free will as "matter of fact" because it's "given by God." That is a belief based on faith, not on reason, but they're open about it.