The Hard Determinist Differs from the Libertarian in Believing

question 1

Multiple Choice

The hard determinist differs from the libertarian in believing

• A) contra-causal freedom is conceptually coherent.
• B) contra-causal freedom would be a desirable thing to have.
• C) contra-causal freedom implies moral responsibility and vice versa.
• D) we do not have contra-causal freedom.

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