Kadercilik Çıkmazından Sorumluluğa | Prof. Dr. Şaban Ali Düzgün

In this new episode of the Istanbul School, we're discussing one of humanity's most fundamental existential issues: "Fate, Freedom, and Responsibility" with Prof. Dr. Şaban Ali Düzgün. Starting with the question, "How free are we in a world we're born into, a system where disease and death exist?", we explore the fine line between divine actions (metaphysical realm) and human actions (moral realm). Prof. Dr. Şaban Ali Düzgün defines innate nature as "a natural navigation system imposed on humans," and explains with striking examples that freedom is not actually unlimited arbitrariness, but rather a matter of necessary choices. In this video, you'll find answers to many profound questions, from the impact of environmental conditions on crime to whether precaution can change fate, from Ibn Bajjah's concept of "self-determination" to the relationship between social consent and piety. Enjoy! ▶️ Sections: 00:00 Introduction and Topic 00:45 The Distinction Between Metaphysical and Moral Realms 02:37 Is Freedom Limited? 03:25 The Necessity of Law and Boundaries 04:33 The Obligation to Choose and Navigation 05:36 What is Innate Nature? 07:30 To What Extent Does the Environment Determine Human Beings? 08:45 Criminal Justice and Personal Responsibility 10:25 Does Taking Precautions Change Destiny? 11:43 Questioning Social Destiny 13:43 Autonomy, Consent, and Piety 15:16 The Relationship Between Power and Justice 16:33 Child Education and Free Space 18:15 Self-Management Instagram:   / istanbul.okulu   Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@istanbulokul... X:   / istanbul_okulu   #ramadan