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This chapter focuses on the relation between moral responsibility and control. It addresses two theses, the Control Principle and the Larger Truth, that have to do with this relation. The Control Principle is widely, though not universally, accepted. The Larger Truth is a natural, though not strictly necessary, corollary of the Control Principle. The Larger Truth has the implication that our lives, even though pervaded by luck, are immune to a certain kind of moral luck. An argument for the Larger Truth was given in earlier work. That argument has recently been subjected to criticism. This chapter responds to the criticism.
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