True: People who accept free will and reject any degree of determinism are referred to as Libertarians., Incompatibilists believe free will and determinism are not compatible., Augustine argued that people have freedom in their behaviour., Descartes believed we are free to make choices not bound by laws of nature., Those who believe in predestination argue God has already decided who is saved., John Calvin was a protestant theologian who promoted the idea of predestination., Omniscient means all knowing., The Catholic church rejects the idea that God predestines people to hell., Jean-Paul Sartre was an existentialist., Kant argues that free will is what sets humans apart from animals., Predestination is a form of theological determinism., False: All Christians believe in predestination., Augustine argued for predestination. , All Christians believe in complete free will., The Catholic Church denies free will., Omniscient mean all powerful., John Calvin was a secular philosopher who believed in determinism., The Catholic Church promotes predestination., Existentialism means the same as predestination. , Aquinas said "Existence precedes essence"., Camus said "Man is condemned to be free"., Sartre argued that man is not responsible for his actions.,

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