will. Is there something that governs our bodies, that controls them in ways where we have no clue that it has happened until seconds to minutes after the act has been done? A simple case to see if are bodies are governed is by taking a look at people with handicaps. All of the quadriplegic and paraplegic people in the world, they do not have the ability to move their arms or their legs whenever they feel like it because of damage to their nerve cords in multiple places in the back and neck region. Spinoza has been a supporter for non free will and that the laws of physics govern material bodies, and what happens to a material body is completely determined by what happened before. This happened because the mental and material are one and the same, what ends up happening in the minds is as inevitable as what happens in the material bodies. To do a perfect quote from the book, “Everything was, is and will be exactly as it must be. On the other hand of free will the side of whether or not free will does exist there are many who believe that free will not only exists but also thrives as we speak. There are many different examples of why and how free will is there. Many have said that because I can do this because I just said I can and I am doing it right now whether it be waving a hand or just plain walking. There are reactions that we can control in the human body, we can voluntarily move our arms, legs, hands, feet and so forth but we can also decided when we use the restroom and even how we talk (we can lower or raise our voice). With the including of God into the talks of philosophical ideas, many can easily dismiss the fact if there is an omnipotent God then the fact of free will being affected is said to be a bunch of words. There is an argument for free will stating if there was none, how could the life of a human or metaphysical being ever be able to go on with life? These are many different ideas when it comes to...
