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    Freedom of The Human Person

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    This document discusses freedom and moral responsibility. It begins by defining freedom as the state of being free from confinement, restraint, or external control and having the power to determine one's own actions. It then outlines three main philosophical views on freedom: libertarianism holds that human actions are freely chosen; hard determinism believes all events are caused such that nothing other than what occurs could occur; and compatibilism reconciles freedom with determinism by arguing freedom of will is compatible with determinism under the right conditions. The document aims to explain these views and define freedom.

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    This document discusses freedom and moral responsibility. It begins by defining freedom as the state of being free from confinement, restraint, or external control and having the power to determine one's own actions. It then outlines three main philosophical views on freedom: libertarianism holds that human actions are freely chosen; hard determinism believes all events are caused such that nothing other than what occurs could occur; and compatibilism reconciles freedom with determinism by arguing freedom of will is compatible with determinism under the right conditions. The document aims to explain these views and define freedom.

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    This document discusses freedom and moral responsibility. It begins by defining freedom as the state of being free from confinement, restraint, or external control and having the power to determine one's own actions. It then outlines three main philosophical views on freedom: libertarianism holds that human actions are freely chosen; hard determinism believes all events are caused such that nothing other than what occurs could occur; and compatibilism reconciles freedom with determinism by arguing freedom of will is compatible with determinism under the right conditions. The document aims to explain these views and define freedom.

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    Freedom of The Human Person

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    Cielo Matanguihan
    This document discusses freedom and moral responsibility. It begins by defining freedom as the state of being free from confinement, restraint, or external control and having the power to determine one's own actions. It then outlines three main philosophical views on freedom: libertarianism holds that human actions are freely chosen; hard determinism believes all events are caused such that nothing other than what occurs could occur; and compatibilism reconciles freedom with determinism by arguing freedom of will is compatible with determinism under the right conditions. The document aims to explain these views and define freedom.

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    FREEDOM OF THE

    HUMAN PERSON
    DO YOU
    BELIEVE IN
    DESTINY?
    https://youtu.be/Wj5H6tqVPGA
    https://youtu.be/nSEhgm4LXYU
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tihmQmPqSdM
    “YOU CANNOT
    ESCAPE YPUR
    FATE…”
    OEDIPUS REX
    ARE WE
    FREE?
    Define Freedom;

    OBJECTIVES:
    Explain the three main
    philosophical views on
    Freedom and Moral
    Responsibility.
    WHAT IS
    FREEDOM?
    WHAT IS FREEDOM?
    • the state of being free or at
    liberty rather than in
    confinement or under physical
    restraint:He won his freedom
    after a retrial.
    WHAT IS FREEDOM?
    • exemption from external
    control, interference,
    regulation, etc.
    • the power to determine action
    without restraint.
    •political or national
    independence.
    •personal liberty, as opposed to
    bondage or slavery:
    WHAT IS
    FREEDOM
    ?
    •the right to enjoy all the privileges
    or special rights of citizenship,
    membership, etc.
    •the right to frequent, enjoy, or use
    at will.
    WHAT IS
    FREEDOM?
    •Philosophy. the power to
    exercise choice and make
    decisions without constraint
    from within or without;
    autonomy; self-determination
    WHAT IS
    FREEDOM
    ?
    TYPES OF
    FREEDOM
    Circumstantial
    Freedom

    • freedom from coercion or restraint


    • political liberty
    • freedom of self-realization
    (DETERMINISM)
    METAPHYSI
    CAL
    FREEDOM
    Principle of
    Alternative Possibilities
    MORAL
    RESPONSIBILITY
    VIEWS ON
    FREEDOM AND
    MORAL
    RESPONSIBILIT
    Y
    Libertarianism
    HUMAN ACTIONS AR EFREELY CHOSEN
    Hard
    determinism 
    ALL EVENTS ARE CAUSED BY PAST EVENTS SUCH THAT
    NOTHING OTHER THAN WHAT DOES OCCUR COULD OCCUR.
    Compatibilism

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