D'Holbach Says, "Action Always Being the Effect of His Will

question 137

Multiple Choice

d'Holbach says, "Action always being the effect of his will once determined, and as his will cannot be determined but by a motive which is not in his own power, it follows that he is never the master of the determination of his own peculiar will; that consequently he never acts as ..."

• A) a universal construct.
• B) a free agent.
• C) an eternal optimist.
• D) an agnostic.

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Definitions:

Negligent Torts

Legal cases arising from acts that cause harm due to carelessness rather than intentional harm.

Willfully Refusing

Intentionally declining to comply with a request or command.

Extraordinary Care

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Duty Of Care

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