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'''Free will''' is the concept that it is possible to make choices by an act of [[will]] based on independent thought.   
 
'''Free will''' is the concept that it is possible to make choices by an act of [[will]] based on independent thought.   
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*... free will can be defined as the unique ability of persons to exercise control over their conduct in a manner necessary for moral responsibility<ref>[http://plato.stanford.edu/entries/compatibilism/ Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy]</ref>
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*... free will can be defined as the unique ability of persons to exercise control over their conduct in a manner necessary for moral responsibility.<ref>[http://plato.stanford.edu/entries/compatibilism/ Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy]</ref>
    
This would appear to be impossible in a solely naturalistic system in which biochemical processes obey natural laws, not will.   
 
This would appear to be impossible in a solely naturalistic system in which biochemical processes obey natural laws, not will.   
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