What is the presupposition that we take for granted

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1. Why does belief in the existence of moral responsibility lead naturally to the belief in free will?

2. What is the presupposition that we take for granted in our everyday, commensensical theory (or we could say 'view' or 'explanation') of moral responsibility?

3. What is the main evidence offered for the existence of free will, and why is this evidence insufficient to justify our belief in free will?
4. If physical determinism is true, then what's the problem for free will and why?

5. If physical indeterminism is true, it seems like there is then room in our worldview for free will. Why does it seem this way - and why is this
actually not so?

6. Whether determinism or indeterminism is true, we have a dilemma. Why? What's the dilemma?

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