Robert Kane's appeal to indeterminism requires that agents identify with and take responsibility for whichever way undetermined choices resolve, showing mere absence of external cause is insufficient.

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External cause(what some argue each contingent thing needs): Something outside of an object that makes it exist or happen; for example, a match is an external cause of a flame.
Identify with(as used in philosophy of divine nature): To relate to, understand, or feel a sense of connection with someone's feelings, experiences, or perspective.
Robert Kane(as the main philosopher referenced in this statement): A contemporary American philosopher who specializes in free will and argues that people can have genuine freedom and moral responsibility even if some of their choices are undetermined (not completely caused by prior events).
Take responsibility(as used in ethics): To acknowledge that you did something wrong and accept the consequences or blame for it, rather than denying it or blaming others.

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