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RPE Sholars

Y8

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Fred Hoyle Steady State Theory - universe continues forever without a beginning
George Lennaitre Catholic Priest/Astronomer - universe expanded from a single point
Professor John Polkinghorne Genesis and Big Bang compatible
Edwin Hubble galaxies moving away - farthest galaxies moving faster than ones close to us, universe still expanded from a single point
Charles Darwin theory of evolution
F.R. Tennant Anthropic principle - unlikely science or evolution alone is responsible for intelligent life - must be God
John Locke Hard determinist - sleeping man in locked room analogy
Ivan Pavlov Hard determinist - Pavlovian Dog experiment
Clarence Darrow lawyer of murderers, uses hard determinism to defend the,
Peter Van Inwagen libertarian - branch in road analogy - free to pick either way
Jean Paul Satre libertarian 'man is condemned to be free'
Thomas Hobbes compatibilist - analogy of unimpeded river
James Rachels compatibilist - free if caused by own desires
Patricia Churchland compatibilist - 'who had most control?'
Isaac Newton hard determinist - scientific laws predict how nature behaves, everything has a cause
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