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    Challenges→Having the relevant freedom does not always require an ability to do otherwise in the present, but it does require an ability to have done otherwise at various times in one's life history with respect to character- or motive-forming acts.

    Therefore, requiring only past alternative possibilities fails to establish the robust sourcehood needed for the kind of freedom that would justify eternal consequences.

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