williams@kirk.DEC (John Williams 223-3402) (09/05/85)
From Webster's seventh new collegiate dictionary: Free will n 1: the power asserted of moral beings of choosing within limitations or with respect to some matters without restraint of physical or divine necessity or causal law 2: the ability to choose between alternatives so that the choice and action are to an extent creatively determined by the conscious subject. Number TWO is STILL valid, even if I concede hard determinism. John.