Argumentative Essay: Does Free Will Really Exist?

There has been many different theories about the topic of Free will. For instance, does free will even truly exist, is it defined by our own religious beliefs or is it simply brought on by cause and effect. Free will is nothing more than our own personal freedom to make choices in our lives. It can be brought on by an urge or naturally carefree feeling, to be able to choose with out the interference or opinions of others. A free course of action driven by our own means of self gratification for the betterment of oneself. However, the question always remains the same. Do we actually have free will? And how can we be certain that we are fully exercising it? For centuries, many Philosophers have argued, whether Free Will exist and as human …show more content…
Since free will is nothing more than an idea of being able to control our on actions, assuming we will take ownership of moral responsibility. These actions could be determined by cause and effect. The problem associated with free will, is that it is subjected to many different concepts such as, sin, guilt , responsibility and judgements associated to making decisions for yourself. When a person feels guilty about a decision they made, subconsciously they know they have probably made the wrong decision. I believe natural intentions are proof that free will may have some truth to …show more content…
Despite, any interference 's with our past and outside influences being able to understand why we have chosen to make the choices we have made. I personally believe in the theological theory. I feel that God has always had a plan for each and every one of us. Despite knowing what are choices are before we act on them. we are still free to choose what we want. I also feel that we should be held accountable for our actions, at all times. God has given us free will to make our own decisions. So that we do not feel controlled by him, as he wants us to love him freely and