Because addictions and phobias reduce their freedom, addicts and phobics are not morally responsible for their acts which have been influenced by the addiction or phobia.
Because addictions and phobias reduce their freedom, addicts and phobics are not morally responsible for their acts which have been influenced by the addiction or phobia.
They may be responsible for the addiction or phobia, and thus are responsible for its consequences, or even if they are not responsible for the addiction or phobia, they are still reponsible for the consequences if they have not sought help for its cure. See p. 204.
Because addictions and phobias reduce their freedom, addicts and phobics are not morally responsible for their acts which have been influenced by the addiction or phobia.
They may be responsible for the addiction or phobia, and thus are responsible for its consequences, or even if they are not responsible for the addiction or phobia, they are still reponsible for the consequences if they have not sought help for its cure. See p. 204.