Self-Quiz 5.3

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According to Chisholm, if the act of a sinner proceeds from God as the Prime Mover, then

the sinner is responsible for what he or she does. correct incorrect

the sinner is not responsible for what he or she does. correct incorrect

God is not all powerful. correct incorrect

the sinner is blameworthy. correct incorrect

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Chisholm argues that the statements "he could have done otherwise" and "if he had chosen to do otherwise, then he would have done otherwise"

mean the same thing. correct incorrect

are equivalent. correct incorrect

are not equivalent. correct incorrect

are nonsensical. correct incorrect

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According to Chisholm, the notion of responsibility for an action conflicts with

an indeterministic view of action. correct incorrect

a free will view of action. correct incorrect

a libertarian view of action. correct incorrect

common sense. correct incorrect

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Chisholm writes that the notion of agent causation is

incoherent. correct incorrect

coherent. correct incorrect

defined as transeunt causation. correct incorrect

superfluous. correct incorrect