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Posted by Mario on June 27, 19101 at 05:24:43:
In Reply to: Exactly what is hume's definition of free will??? posted by Lauren on April 18, 19101 at 22:13:25:
Free will is not a correct term. Freedom and Will are two different things. The will wills, that is what it does, it has to do with volition. You can will anything you like, so in that sense it is free. But to be able to act according to the will, that is freedom.
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