If We Have Free Will, Then Our Choices Aren't Caused

question 27

Multiple Choice

If we have free will, then our choices aren't caused.
If our choices aren't caused, then our choices happen by chance.
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If we have free will, then our choices happen by chance.
The above argument is an example of

• A) modus ponens.
• B) disjunctive syllogism.
• C) hypothetical syllogism.
• D) modus tollens.

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