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the paradox of libertarianism
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From a logical perspective, the idea of free will is closely linked to human responsibility for moral action. Human responsibility depends on freedom of choice and moral judgment. If humans have no freedom of will or choice, none would deserve praise or blame for any action; hence, all penal codes would become instruments of injustice!  
 
From a logical perspective, the idea of free will is closely linked to human responsibility for moral action. Human responsibility depends on freedom of choice and moral judgment. If humans have no freedom of will or choice, none would deserve praise or blame for any action; hence, all penal codes would become instruments of injustice!  
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[[Materialism]] is fatalistic in its position that all human activity is determined by natural forces (Determinism). See [[Philosophical naturalism]].
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[[Materialism]] is fatalistic in its position that all human activity is determined by natural forces (Determinism). See [[Philosophical naturalism]] and [[Anarchism]].
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[[Libertarianism]] is [[paradox]]ically based on moral fatalism. The [[Libertarian Party]] is an example of a political expression of fatalism.
    
Two examples of [[dogma]]tic fatalism in [[theology]] are represented by [[Calvinism]] and [[Islam]]. Aspects of fatalism are also present in the teachings of [[Buddhism]].  
 
Two examples of [[dogma]]tic fatalism in [[theology]] are represented by [[Calvinism]] and [[Islam]]. Aspects of fatalism are also present in the teachings of [[Buddhism]].  
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