On Determinism vs. Freedom of Choice

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Back one year, namely 2015, I wrote, on my very own, this extremely experimental collection in which I introduced Microessay, which I defend to be a whole writing genre.

Said book is called “Contado en una pΓ‘gina (Told on one Page)”, and one of its 80-1 microessays goes as follows:

“Determinism, is compatible with freedom of choice, as long as you can accept choices you make are made beforehand.”

Obviosly, things evolve. People, evolve. And I ain’t no exception.

Now I firmly assert Freedom of Choice.

A Freedom of Choice of a divine nature. One of God’s almightiness limits*.

How do I prove it? I just don’t feel like it. πŸ™ƒ

*Others would be:

  • Mathemathical or Logical limits. E.g., making a sphere of 1 side.
  • Freedom of Choice, as said, because…
  • It happens that God “cannot” do something he doesn’t want to. And it is His rules.
  • Cease to exist (…)