Compatibilistfree will, defended by Hume, Frankfurt, and Dennett, holds that freedom requires acting from one's own desires without external compulsion, not the absence of causal determination.
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Harry Frankfurt(as a modern philosopher referenced in debates about God's power)
A 20th-century American philosopher who wrote about the nature of God's omnipotence and whether an all-powerful being can be limited by its own nature.
compatibilism(Offered as a response to the traditional problem of free will)
The philosophical position that free will and moral responsibility are compatible with determinism being true
free will(Kant's practical resolution of the third antinomy)
An exemption from the laws of nature; the power of doing and forbearing