On 6/18/2012 9:36 AM, 1Z wrote:
About nc-free-will, I have not any idea (yet?) about what it could mean. I tend
to agree
> > with John on this.
>
> It seems pretty clear. It's an ability to make decisions in a spirit realm
and have them
> implemented in the physical realm.
No: it;'s the ability to have made a difference but still rational
decision under the
same circumstances.
What does 'same circumstances' mean? Does it mean the same physical state down to the
lowest level, or does it just mean the same at the level of description of a police report?
Brent
What you are talking about is a third kind of FW,
a kind
that is not just incompatibilist but supernatural to boot. But there
are naturalistic
libertarians.
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