“Determinism is the thesis that is true at every moment that the way things then are determines a unique future, that only one of the alternative futures that may exist relative to a given moment is a physically possible continuation of the state of things at the moment. Or, if you like, we may say that determinism is the thesis that only one continuation of the state of things at a given moment is consistent with the laws of nature.”
Quote by Peter van Inwagen
Book:Metaphysics
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Metaphysics
This book delves into the profound and abstract realm of metaphysics, examining questions about the nature of being, reality, and existence. It explores various philosophical ideas and theories, providing a comprehensive overview of the discipline. more
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