Liberty and necessity in the realm of human actions can be either moral or physical. Liberty is connected with free will, and necessity is associated with determinism. Kames believes that if people thought that all of their actions were determined, it would affect their free will (morality). Naturally, we believe that we have the free will to make choices. Kames feels as if God instilled a natural belief that free will was needed for making moral choices. He reconciles that both moral and physical necessity both work together hand in hand.
Physical necessity has to do with the external forces that have a cause and effect. For example, if a person stands and someone pushes him from behind, the person is going to fall. That person probably
Physical necessity has to do with the external forces that have a cause and effect. For example, if a person stands and someone pushes him from behind, the person is going to fall. That person probably