Does free will exist?

Is free will compatible with determinism?

Is free will an illusion?

All of the above

The belief that all events are caused by prior events

The belief that all events are random

The belief that all events are predetermined by God

None of the above

If determinism is true, then our actions are predetermined, and we have no real choice in the matter.

If determinism is true, then we are not responsible for our actions.

If determinism is true, then we have no moral agency.

All of the above

The belief that free will and determinism are compatible

The belief that free will and randomness are compatible

The belief that free will and moral responsibility are compatible

None of the above

Free will is simply the ability to choose between different options, regardless of whether or not those options are predetermined.

Free will is the ability to make choices that are not causally determined by prior events.

Free will is the ability to make choices that are in accordance with our values and desires.

None of the above

Compatibilism is a contradiction in terms.

Compatibilism is incompatible with moral responsibility.

Compatibilism is incompatible with the idea of genuine freedom.

All of the above

The belief that free will is incompatible with determinism

The belief that free will is incompatible with randomness

The belief that free will is incompatible with moral responsibility

None of the above

The argument from consciousness

The argument from moral responsibility

The argument from indeterminism

All of the above

Libertarianism is incompatible with the laws of physics.

Libertarianism is incompatible with the idea of a causal universe.

Libertarianism is incompatible with the idea of moral responsibility.

All of the above

The problem of explaining how consciousness arises from physical matter

The problem of explaining how consciousness can interact with the physical world

The problem of explaining why consciousness exists at all

All of the above

The hard problem of consciousness is irrelevant to the debate about free will.

The hard problem of consciousness provides evidence for libertarianism.

The hard problem of consciousness provides evidence against libertarianism.

The hard problem of consciousness is evidence for compatibilism.

The argument that free will is necessary for moral responsibility

The argument that free will is necessary for human flourishing

The argument that free will is necessary for a meaningful life

All of the above

The free will defense is circular.

The free will defense is incompatible with determinism.

The free will defense is incompatible with moral responsibility.

All of the above

The debate about free will will continue indefinitely.

The debate about free will will eventually be resolved in favor of determinism.

The debate about free will will eventually be resolved in favor of libertarianism.

The debate about free will will eventually be resolved in favor of compatibilism.