Even though compatibilism admits that every human action has a cause, it still maintains that some actions are free insofar as:
A. the individual feels that he or she is acting freely.
B. nothing causes the individual to act as she does.
C. they are unpredictable.
D. they are caused by one's will.
Answer: D
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a. Birth and growth c. Early adulthood b. Middle adulthood d. Old ageThe position of voluntarism claims that
a. acts of faith have value only if they are freely chosen. b. God’s intellect guides his will. c. God’s moral choices are logically necessary. d. God freely chose what is to be considered good or evil.
Describe the two directions in which Judaism moved in response to Renaissance ideas.
What will be an ideal response?
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(a) than the lower court to abide by the correct judicial procedures (b) than the lower court to handle the appeal quickly (c) to be embarrassed and to take offense that an appeal was made (d) to be able to consider the appeal with an open-mind, not having made the initial decision