15. Plantinga argues for the view that free will is compatible with determinism.

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15. Plantinga argues for the view that free will is compatible with determinism.

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False

16. Aquinas constructs a “string-theory” hypothesis to argue for God’s existence.

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False

17. Moreland argues against the view that consciousness is reducible to matter.

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False

18. Moreland argues for the view that consciousness fits best in a theistic framework.

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19. Plantinga argues against the free will defense as a solution to the problem of moral evil.

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False

20. Mackie argues for the free will defense as a solution to the problem of moral evil.

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21. Aquinas argues for the view that the universe was caused by nothing and will return to nothing.

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False

22. Plantinga argues for the view that we live in the best possible world.  

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False

23. Plantinga argues for the view that the problem of moral evil is an illusion.

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24. Mackie agrees with Plantinga’s definition of free will.

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25. Plantinga argues for the view that an omnipotent being can do what is logically impossible.

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Ans 15 : True

Yes according to Platinga , free will is compatible with determinism.

The free will defence by the Alvin Platinga is a logical argument . According to him , God gave humans free will , so due to which they can perform good or evil. This means that God has allowed human to perform evil for others.

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