Question

The argument from _____________________ states that we cannot help but find some actions praiseworthy and other actions blameworthy, and because praise and blame make sense only if people freely choose their actions, it must be the case that people have free will.

Answer 1

Immanuel Kant

Step-by-step explanation:

Immanuel Kant's school of thought believes that people have self control, and therefore have free will to choose how to act or not act. Kant believes people all have equal capacities to try and act morally but not everyone does so, therefore some are worthy of praise and happiness while others deserve to be blamed.