Title: Philosophy: Free Will vs. Determinism: WSM Explains Limited Freedom / Determinism in Necessarily Connected Universe
Headings: Theology
Summary & History of World Religions. On Morality, Free Will & God

Philosophy: Free Will vs. Determinism
The Wave Structure of Matter (WSM) explains Limited Free Will (not Determinism)
in a Necessarily Connected Finite Spherical Universe within an Infinite Space.
Philosophers Quotes / Quotations Free Will (Freewill) vs. Determinism
A Simple Solution to the Problem of Free Will & Determinism
Reality is Necessarily Connected (Limited Determinism, Limited Freedom)
On Chance and Certainty in a Necessarily Connected Universe
On Repeating and Non-Repeating Interconnected Motion
The Solution
Summary
Philosophy Quotes on Free Will
Chance and Determinism
Albert Einstein on Determinism
Determinism is Limited
David Hume Quotes on Determinism Vs. Free Will
Links: Free Will, Determinism, Chance, Causation, Necessary Connection
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Summary & History of World Religions. On Morality, Free Will & God
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Content: Reality is Necessarily Connected (Limited Determinism, Limited Freedom)
The only absolute way to solve this problem of free will vs. determinism is to know what exists and how it is interconnected. This requires a correct understanding of the interconnected relationship between mind, matter and space. Here we work from the most simple foundation, the wave structure of matter in space (for the latest summary of WSM see Truth Statements on Physical Reality ). From this foundation we find that matter is necessarily connected in space (by the spherical in and out waves that form the wave center 'particle') but this is within infinite space, and continually has waves flowing in from infinity that can never be pre-determined. See Cosmology. This also explains the uncertainty of Quantum Theory and that we can never exactly know where each successive in-wave will meet at its wave-center 'particle', thus we can never exactly know both the future motion (momentum) and position of the 'particle' (see: Heisenberg's Uncertainty Principle ). For a system to be absolutely deterministic it must be both; i) Necessarily connected (thus logical)
ii) You must know the initial position and motion of its parts. For the wave structure of matter the first part is correct, reality is logically interconnected due to wave interactions in space.