Of Libertie and Necessitie: A Treatise, Wherein All Controversy Concerning Predestination, Election, Free-Will, Grace, Merits, Reprobation, &c is Fully Decided and Cleared

Hobbes, T. (1654). Of Libertie and Necessitie: A Treatise, Wherein All Controversy Concerning Predestination, Election, Free-Will, Grace, Merits, Reprobation, &c is Fully Decided and Cleared: A Treatise, Wherein All Controversy Concerning Predestination, Election, Free-Will, Grace, Merits, Reprobation, &c is Fully Decided and Cleared.

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1654

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• Determinism
  • Metaphysics of free will: causal determinism as the thesis whose tension with free agency drives the compatibilism / incompatibilism debate, anchored historically by Hobbes (1654) on the compatibilist side and van Inwagen (1983) on the incompatibilist side.

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