(December 26, 2016 at 4:17 pm)alpha male Wrote: The overall argument is that, if we don't have free will, then it is unjust of god to judge us. But, we don't give that right to anything and everything. What are the determining factors that give something the right to fair judgment? I can run words through my laptop's processor then smash it with a hammer. I can't smash a person with a hammer. What's the difference between the two?
Philosophically, nothing. But practicality is in play for every individual who has a biological urge to not be smashed with a hammer.