The Science Behind Free Will By Timothy Michaels
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The Science Behind FREE WILL
Author: Timothy Michaels
language: en
Publisher: Independently Published
Release Date: 2024-01-24
If you've ever wondered whether you're truly in control of your life or if your destiny is predetermined, you need to read The Science Behind Free Will. Timothy Michaels' explanations of physics have been bringing science into alignment with religion. This book, finally, connects the two through an explanation of how free will works. He shows how we can live in a perfectly logical world while true free will is possible. Precise physical laws seem to make the universe deterministic, but Mr. Michaels believes there's a mechanism built into nature which allows us to make free choices. And, the same device allows for other mystical intervention. This gives humanity great power and responsibility as well as the help we need. This is not a book about religion, yet it leads to religious connections because that's what Mr. Michaels finds at the bottom of science. But even being about physics, it will increase your faith in a higher power regardless of your particular beliefs.
What’s with Free Will?
Author: Philip Clayton
language: en
Publisher: Wipf and Stock Publishers
Release Date: 2020-03-10
Are humans free, or are we determined by our genes and the world around us? The question of freedom is not only one of philosophy's greatest conundrums, but also one of the most fundamental questions of human existence. It's particularly pressing in societies like ours, where our core institutions of law, ethics, and religion are built around the belief in individual freedom. Can one still affirm human freedom in an age of science? And if free will doesn't exist, does it make sense to act as though it does? These are the issues that are presented, probed, and debated in the following chapters. A dozen experts―specialists in medicine, psychology, ethics, theology, and philosophy--grapple with the multiple and often profound challenges presented by today's brain science. After examining the arguments against traditional notions of free will, several of the authors champion the idea of a chastened but robust free will for today, one that allows us still to affirm the value of first-person experience.
To Go Beyond
Author: Craig Timothy Michaels
language: en
Publisher: Trafford Publishing
Release Date: 2012-08
Every man feels the need to be a hero for the woman he loves, while every woman holds a hidden desire for a knight in shining armor to sweep her into a life of true love. After twenty-three years, Colonel James Paul Gordon, a retired air force pilot, is thrust into such a position. His lost love, Samantha Marissen, daughter of one of the country's wealthiest men and recently divorced from an emotionally and physically abusive man, is arrested in an unstable foreign land and charged as a spy in an unwarranted retaliatory act against the United States. Past and present collide as Jim Gordon, a man with no family, lays his life on the line to reunite the family of Ed Marissen, his nemesis.