David Hume, who was a soft determinist, believed that we could say that an act was free
A)so long as indeterminism was true.
B)if it followed from a person's "character."
C)so long as its past causes were not sufficient to produce it.
D)the person performing it was not morally blameworthy.

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David Hume, as a soft determinist (or compatibilist), argued that an act can be considered free if it is the result of the individual's character, meaning it aligns with their desires, dispositions, and motivations, rather than being coerced or compelled by external forces.

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