The Human Nature and Free Will

Freud believes that most instincts come from two natural sources: "Love's Desire" (Life's Instinct) and "Tanatos" (Death Instinct). "Eros" includes the desire for love, creativity, and sexual desire (sexual desire). "Tanatos" is an impulse that uses aggression, sadism, and violence. Obviously, these are hidden in the unconscious mind. Self is control of identity, adjustment of libido, and super self control. There is no way to prove that Freud's psychoanalysis theory is true. Because people can not determine the level of mind, not to mention inference of human behavior, it is no longer a scientific theory but a hypothetical theory.

In 1739, David Hume approached free will through his concept of causality in "humanity theory". His position is that a causal relationship is a psychological structure used to explain the repetitive association of an event and often leads to one close to each other (explaining the natural regularity) and the other It is necessary to investigate the relationship between them in detail. Things (things) cause or require other things). According to Hume, 'causal relation' is based on weak reason. "It is just a meaning to" have to bring B for their constant integration "leaves a very weak inevitable concept. "

Invitation to salvation. "Free will is influenced by the nature of man, but men retain the ability to choose things that go against their personality and desire" ("free will"). Humanity must ultimately endorse the nature of their folly from God. Man uses the place God gave them in the beginning. Adam and Eve ate a forbidden tree and forced a loving, elegant god to solve the problem. 1 Timothy 2: 3-4 says: "This is a good thing, whether fate and" free will "will influence our lives is still a very doubtful argument. Many people with religious views believe that having higher power has a pre-determined plan for each of us. What is our future? In the play, Oedipus, fate will be the determinant of life and determinants of Oedipus