Van Inwagen's case against compatibilism rests in part on the fact that we cannot render a law of nature
A) intelligible.
B) understandable.
C) coherent.
D) false.

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Van Inwagen's argument against compatibilism includes the idea that we cannot make a law of nature false by our actions, suggesting that if our actions are determined by laws of nature, then we cannot have free will in the sense required for moral responsibility.

Van Inwagen's Case Against Compatibilism Rests in Part on the Fact