Doctrine of the Will

About this book

In an era marked by profound philosophical inquiry, Asa Mahan’s "Doctrine of the Will" emerges as a pivotal exploration of human agency. This mid-19th century treatise rigorously examines the interplay between liberty and necessity, challenging readers to consider the essence of free will. Mahan's work engages with significant theological concepts, offering insights into moral responsibility and the nature of choice. With its deep dive into the philosophical implications of human will, this document serves as an essential resource for students and civic activists seeking to understand the foundations of personal autonomy. Discover how Mahan articulates the complexities of decision-making and moral agency, making "Doctrine of the Will" a vital addition to any philosophical discourse.