Nnadiebube Journal of Philosophy

The philosophical exploration of the interplay between God, man, and destiny is a complex and multifaceted endeavour that delves into fundamental questions about God’s existence, morality, and human agency. This work examines various philosophical perspectives on God, man, and destiny, drawing from diverse traditions and thinkers throughout history whether man is free or predetermined before his existence. This problem is perennial and is numb to every solution. The work adopts the method of analysis. By applying this method, it was discovered that Philosophical discussions on the existence of God is still controversial, free will is more of an illusion compared with determinism, the problem of evil questions the omnipotence of God and the implications of different views on personal and societal perspectives creates more confusion. In conclusion, this work recommends an awareness and exercise of the concept of free will even though it may seem an illusion and an adjustment on the idea determinism where change is necessary.

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