Sam Harris is now a public figure, and his deterministic views are accepted by many people, especially those who are new to the subject. I would like to take into account his views and try to look at them from a philosophical perspective. This book was made to discuss Harris's view about free will. I won't take into account his interviews or other books other than Free Will. That's my point of discussion. I won't discuss them as a scientist, because I'm not one, but as a philosopher. My arguments will look more at the logical implications, the coherence of his words, and his ontological and ethical points of view. If this sounds strange you'll soon get a grasp of it by reading the book.