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Which of the following would a thoroughgoing determinist accept? a) There is moral luck b) Not...

Which of the following would a thoroughgoing determinist accept?

a) There is moral luck

b) Not every human choice or action is an event

c) There can be uncaused events

d) No one ever acts freely and no one is ever morally responsible for their actions

e) Free actions are caused by agents, not by events

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The correct answer is - D

A thoroughgoing determinist would accept that no one ever acts freely and no one is ever morally responsible for their actions. These beliefs imply to a determinist.

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