Difference Between Determinism And In-Compatibilism

It means to say that the universe and everything in it is determined that every event including human actions has a cause and that everything in the universe is absolutely determined and ruled by immutable laws. Determinism is the belief that all acts, including human actions are caused by past events are predetermined. If determinism is true, we have no free will, so that nobody may be held morally or judicially responsible for his or her thoughts and actions; no one is going to be praised or blamed for his or her actions since she or he has no control over them. The difference between compatibilist and in-compatibilist is that the compatibilist view the free will and moral responsibility and compatible with determinism; conversely, incompatibilist
denies that and says free will and determinism cannot coexist. For instance, on compatibilist a person would be still responsible for his or her action if it was completely determined by factors beyond her or his control, but incompatibilists disagree that and people in a deterministic world cannot be morally responsible for their actions. In other word, compatibilist has moral responsibilities, but incompatibilist has no moral responsibilities.