DETERMINISM AND FREE WILL

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             While determinism doesn't consciously reject the doctrine free will but the
             very nature of this philosophy makes it incompatible with the notion of
             free will. It rejects the role of choices in our lives at any particular
             moment and instead connects one event with some event or series of events
             in the past thus closing every possibility of an alternate path.
             Determinism thus implies that a man never has a choice of multiple paths.
             This doctrine, by implication, rejects free will or freedom of choice.
             Free will can be defined in many different ways but the core idea remains
             the same i.e. man has power to choose from various options and is therefore
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