Free will so far ...

He believed that our conscience gives us instant judgement about right and wrong

Who believes that some human actions are determined?

Who believed that our conscience is the 'voice of God' speaking to us?

Who proposed that there are two parts to making a moral decision; synderesis and conscientia.

Who believed that without freedom, the possibility of making moral choices is denied.

Who believed that conscience was within the center of the soul:

Who believed that the tyranny of the majority and the government reduced our freedom?

Which would a Roman Catholic follow?

What did John Stuart Mill mean by 'other-regarding actions'

Which scholar used the analogy of a locked room to support Hard Determinism?

Who suggested that our conscience is important as it plays a part in many biblical stories.

Which scholar stated 'there is no absolute or free will'

He believed that people tended towards the good and away from the evil (Synderesis Rule)

Which of the following is not an internal factor?