More closely aligned with freedom or determinism

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Review the following thinkers: John Calvin, Isaac Newton, Charles Darwin, Karl Max, Sigmund Freud, and John Paul Sartre. Provide background statement for each man. For each one, decide whether his thinking more closely matches freedom or determinism. Elaborate with at least four points that explain why his thoughts and writings are more closely aligned with freedom or determinism.

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