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| A sequence of sentences in which the conclusion is supposed to follow the premises. |
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| A statement that an argument claims will justify a conclusion. |
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| The summing up of an argument. |
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| Being accepted as logical |
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| When the argument is valid and the premises are true. |
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| Not subject to the cause of causation. |
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| Principal of Universal Causation. Every event has a cause |
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| Free Will Thesis. People act freely |
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| Free Will Thesis Prime. Sometimes people act freely. |
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| Incapable of existing together. |
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| A thing that gives rise to action. |
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| If he/she is blameworthy/praiseworthy. |
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| The power to use your own will. |
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| Every event has a cause, so nobody ever acts freely. |
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| A is a free action = df. "a" is an action that has no cause. |
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A: Every event has a cause (PUC)
B: There are some voluntary actions (FWT*) |
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1. If P
2. If P, Then Q
3. Therefore Q |
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1. If P, then Q
2. Not Q
3. Not P |
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1. P
2. If P, Then Q
3. If Q, then R
4. Therefore, R |
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