Determinism Should Be Free

Moral freedom requires the ability to make moral choices. One of the main philosophical dilemmas is moral responsibility. What conditions must be met in order for you to actually be presumed of being morally responsible? It would not only be punishment, but also praise. I will dispute that if determinism is true, then this poses an exposure to the idea of moral responsibility. As a human being through God and free will, we should be eligible to demand our own choices without anyone else’s questioning. The freedom for us to actually do what we want, go where we want and do as we please is exciting to the human kind. We experience a more philosophical kind of freedom, in which philosophers understand as the free will. Free will gives human the …show more content…
“People also care about the issue of free will because upon it hang momentous questions about moral responsibility, legal punishment, praise and blame, and social and political control. If our actions are not free in any important sense, it is difficult to see how we could be held morally responsible for what we do.” We clearly have no control over our life because God already has it planned for us, so how is it possible to be punished? In a sense, this could compare to being punished because of your skin tone, or perhaps your ethnicity. God obviously has a reason for everything that has been done. For instance, God created a prison prior to him already knowing what evil people would do in the future, but why did he pick a selected amount to do the evil? Does this make God deceptive? We all know that God wants that best for us, so it is hard to believe that he will actually put you in a bad situation that you, yourself is held accountable for. God only want the best world for us. With this in mind, God created a world that is free, rather than one that is restricted. This was the best world for us. God created a world in which people would do moral