yond our control such as heredity and environment. From this point of view there can be no real moral responsibility for our actions if our actions were determined b

sponsibility on someone or something else. Existentialism cannot include "groupthink", which includes large organizations such as church. If you belong to a church, there are some moral issues you must believe in and some you should not. The same is true for memberships in groups and gangs. To commit to such circumstances would be acting in "bad-faith". Furthermore, love automatically would put a person in "bad-faith". This is because once we are in love we might modify our opinions and actions as a way to insure we don't lose our loved one or ones. An authentic existence would be impossible if we had to check our actions against the imagined judgement of the person who fulfills our need for true love. Obviously, a huge contrast exists between determinism and existentialism. After much contemplation, I personally would have to place my opinion of individual free will to the left of soft determinism and to the right of existentialism. I have come to this conclusion because of a!

y factors beyond our control. There is a complete denial of personal free will in hard determinism. Soft determinism, however, appears to combine determinism and fr

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