The primary aim of this essay is to consider whether free will skeptics’ assertions moral claims pertaining human agents and their actions are consistent with the rejection kind responsibility—namely, that which requires will—that espoused by virtually all them. In order address issue, I examine one most well-known detailed defenses morality a skeptic; namely, provided Derk Pereboom in his book...

In his book Is a Good God Logically Possible?, James Sterba argues that the Plantingian free-will defense, which reconciles existence of good and omnipotent with evil, is failed argument when it comes to terrible evils in world. This study discusses Sterba’s claim invalid Plantinga’s defense modified structural perspective. order reconcile inevitable possibility evil God’s moral imperatives, wa...