The Ontology of Free Will

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Exploring the concept of free will, this study delves into its implications as both a worldview component and a foundational question. It examines the historical evolution of free will from antiquity to the New Age, while identifying its limits within various worldview assumptions. The author highlights the potential for collaboration between philosophy and theology, suggesting new avenues for exploration in both fields. This work is particularly valuable for seminarians and philosophy students interested in the intersection of faith and philosophical inquiry.