Liberttarian Free Will And Its Relation To Moral Responsibility
The concept of libertarian free will and its relationship with moral responsibility is a topic of concern to many theists and an issue that has been argued over many times. According to Reason and Responsibility by Joel Feinberg, libertarianism is the theory that free will is not determined or “the result of random chance,” Instead, it is the outcome of rational agency (anything that can make decisions). Personally, I believe in the libertarian view towards the concept of free will and its relation to moral responsibility. Libertarian free will is the freedom to make a choice without the limitation or determination of human nature or God Himself. In other words, libertarian free will is the ability to act contradictory to one’s own nature.