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    Supports→Religious practice can retain meaning through consequentialist or virtue-based frameworks that require no robust libertarian free will.

    Compatibilist accounts of freedom show that meaningful choice exists within causal systems. Religious practice can meaningfully express values even if those values themselves have prior causes.

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    Causal systems(as used in the discussion of determinism)
    A chain of events where each thing that happens is caused by something that came before it, like dominoes falling one after another.
    Prior causes(as contrasted with the agent's will)
    Events or conditions that happened before an action and might have influenced it, like someone's upbringing, genetics, or circumstances beyond their control.
    compatibilism(Offered as a response to the traditional problem of free will)
    The philosophical position that free will and moral responsibility are compatible with determinism being true
    meaningful choice(Gutmann's account of the preconditions for genuine autonomy in education)
    A choice made by persons who possess the intellectual skills necessary to evaluate ways of life different from that of their parents.

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