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The Radical Consequences of Freewill
1971Contrary to what so many philosophers believe, we urge that freewill is not subject to gradations. If we have it, we have it complete and entire. Descartes long ago observed that if our will is free, it is as free as God’s. (And this bears interestingly upon the imago dei doctrine.) The only limit upon our will is the limit of our imagination, which ...
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