Multiple Choice
It is widely agreed that fatalism and determinism are different in that
A) fate can be avoided whereas determinism cannot.
B) fate is compatible with free will whereas determinism is not.
C) only fatalism claims that our actions make no difference.
D) only determinism claims that our actions don't cause anything.
Correct Answer:
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