Friday night we saw the movie Diabolique, which was one of Hitchcock's style-influences. It was an OK (but merely OK) suspense/horror story
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Daniel Gilbert's book reminded me that free will, or an illusion of free will, is important to my feelings of well-being. ...I'm also aware other people may feel secure in the absence of free will. (And hey, maybe I am too, just in other arenas than I'm thinking about right now).
When I wrote "a God who doesn't respect free will," I was thinking of the analog of an authoritarian leader/parent, the structures that seem to lead to people who think God is smiting Florida for voting the wrong way.
I might have more to say, but the thoughts tend to go around and around without saying much new right now...
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Of course, it is all down to the screwdriver...
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"Just use the red settings!"
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I would be interested in your thoughts and feelings about free will and what it means to respect it.
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Or something like that.
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When I wrote "a God who doesn't respect free will," I was thinking of the analog of an authoritarian leader/parent, the structures that seem to lead to people who think God is smiting Florida for voting the wrong way.
I might have more to say, but the thoughts tend to go around and around without saying much new right now...
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