On Free Choice of the Will (Hackett Classics)
by Augustine
Augustine’s On Free Choice of the Will explores the meaning of human freedom, the nature of moral responsibility, and the relationship between choice and wrongdoing. Combining philosophical reasoning with Christian theology, this influential work remains valuable for readers studying ethics, free will, theology, and the history of Western thought.
About This Book
On Free Choice of the Will presents Augustine’s sustained examination of human freedom and moral responsibility.
The work considers how free choice relates to ethical action and the problem of wrongdoing.
Blending philosophical inquiry with Christian thought, Augustine addresses enduring questions about the human will and its proper use.
This Hackett Classics edition offers a focused entry point into a significant work of late antique philosophy and theology.
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