Are people morally accountable for their actions?

What are the consequences of our choices?

How can we hold people responsible for their actions?

What is the role of free will in moral responsibility?

Freedom of the will

Knowledge of right and wrong

The ability to choose between right and wrong

All of the above

Moral responsibility is based on our actions, while legal responsibility is based on our intentions.

Moral responsibility is based on our character, while legal responsibility is based on our actions.

Moral responsibility is based on our beliefs, while legal responsibility is based on our actions.

Moral responsibility is based on our values, while legal responsibility is based on our actions.

Punishment is a necessary consequence of moral responsibility.

Punishment is a way to deter people from committing immoral acts.

Punishment is a way to rehabilitate people who have committed immoral acts.

All of the above

The problem of free will

The problem of determinism

The problem of ignorance

All of the above

The problem of free will is the idea that we do not have free will and that our actions are determined by factors beyond our control.

The problem of free will is the idea that we have free will but that we are not always able to choose the right thing.

The problem of free will is the idea that we have free will but that we are not always able to control the consequences of our actions.

All of the above

The problem of determinism is the idea that everything that happens is determined by prior causes and that there is no such thing as free will.

The problem of determinism is the idea that everything that happens is determined by our genes and that we have no control over our actions.

The problem of determinism is the idea that everything that happens is determined by our environment and that we have no control over our actions.

All of the above

The problem of ignorance is the idea that we often do not know what the right thing to do is.

The problem of ignorance is the idea that we often do not know the consequences of our actions.

The problem of ignorance is the idea that we often do not know what our values are.

All of the above

The libertarian theory

The compatibilist theory

The soft determinism theory

All of the above

The libertarian theory of moral responsibility is the idea that we have free will and that we are morally responsible for our actions.

The libertarian theory of moral responsibility is the idea that we do not have free will and that we are not morally responsible for our actions.

The libertarian theory of moral responsibility is the idea that we have free will but that we are not always able to choose the right thing.

The libertarian theory of moral responsibility is the idea that we do not have free will but that we are still morally responsible for our actions.

The compatibilist theory of moral responsibility is the idea that we have free will and that we are morally responsible for our actions.

The compatibilist theory of moral responsibility is the idea that we do not have free will and that we are not morally responsible for our actions.

The compatibilist theory of moral responsibility is the idea that we have free will but that we are not always able to choose the right thing.

The compatibilist theory of moral responsibility is the idea that we do not have free will but that we are still morally responsible for our actions.

The soft determinism theory of moral responsibility is the idea that we have free will and that we are morally responsible for our actions.

The soft determinism theory of moral responsibility is the idea that we do not have free will and that we are not morally responsible for our actions.

The soft determinism theory of moral responsibility is the idea that we have free will but that we are not always able to choose the right thing.

The soft determinism theory of moral responsibility is the idea that we do not have free will but that we are still morally responsible for our actions.

Arguments for the libertarian theory of moral responsibility include the argument from consciousness, the argument from moral intuitions, and the argument from the possibility of moral luck.

Arguments against the libertarian theory of moral responsibility include the argument from determinism, the argument from the problem of evil, and the argument from the lack of evidence for free will.

Both of the above

None of the above

Arguments for the compatibilist theory of moral responsibility include the argument from the possibility of moral responsibility without free will, the argument from the problem of evil, and the argument from the lack of evidence for free will.

Arguments against the compatibilist theory of moral responsibility include the argument from consciousness, the argument from moral intuitions, and the argument from the possibility of moral luck.

Both of the above

None of the above

Arguments for the soft determinism theory of moral responsibility include the argument from the possibility of moral responsibility without free will, the argument from the problem of evil, and the argument from the lack of evidence for free will.

Arguments against the soft determinism theory of moral responsibility include the argument from consciousness, the argument from moral intuitions, and the argument from the possibility of moral luck.

Both of the above

None of the above