Libertarians claim that free will is derived from a special human ability named ___________. They claim that this ability has the power to bring about free actions that are neither caused nor uncaused. Roderick Chisholm compares this ability the Aristotle's ___________. desire; first principles randomness; golden mean good will; unmoved mover agency; unmoved mover
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