Sartre believes that when an individual makes any decision, they are the only authority that they can rely on. 

You should go to college because you’ll get a better job is an example of a [1]. 

For a chair, [1]. 

A hard determinist requires that one be the cause of oneself in order to be morally responsible for one’s actions. 

According to Kant, if the consequences are bad enough, then it is morally permissible to tell a lie. 

Descartes’s “evil deceiver” was employed to show that. . .

[1] are emotions that, when shared with others, can help us to challenge the status quo. 

The cosmological arguments were first posited by Anselm. 

According to Thomson, if all you needed to live was the cool touch of Henry Fonda’s hand on your fevered brow, that Henry Fonda would be violating your right to live if he did not give you his cool touch.

What is Aristotle’s solution to Logical Fatalism? What are some of the consequences of accepting his solution?