If sometimes we are morally responsible for our actions, then sometimes we act freely. A is an action that has no cause. B. People are morally responsible for their own free actions as well as for the consequences of those actions. This apparent similarity is a point of contention between determinists and libertarians. E is an act of choosing, deciding, or willing to do something.
E is a volition that has no cause.
A is an action that is caused by a free volition. C. People are morally responsible for their own freely willed actions as well as for the consequences of those actions. E is an act of choosing, deciding, or willing to do something. E is a volition caused by the beliefs and desires of the agent. A is an action that is caused by a standard volition.