Question

According Baron Paul Henri d'Holbach "man's life is a line that nature commands him to describe upon the surface of the earth, without his ever being able to swerve from it, even for an instant. He is born without his own consent; his organization does in nowise depend upon himself; his ideas come to him involuntary..."

What view of free will does this quote best represent?

Answer 1

The view of free will which is best represented by the quote is:

A. Indeterminism.

• Based on the given question, we can see that the given speech from Paul Henri talked about the absence of free will as man is born and has to obey the dictates of nature, without having a choice until the day he dies.

With this in mind, this is best represented in indeterminism where it states that events happens not by our design but we are forced to be passengers in our own fate.

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