Title: Free Will
Product review: I think Mr. Lee's objecton to Kenny's statement about free will is quite reasonable. Kenny's statement is offensive and out of place in a work of this nature - even more so without supporting arguments. It cannot be excused by saying that we should learn to distinguish facts from value judgments, or that a certain amount of subjectivity is inevitable. Subjective statements, if not extreme or too many, are excusable to the extent that they do not deal with serious matters. But the question of free will is a very serious matter indeed.
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