When applied to voluntary actions, Hume understands liberty to mean
A) The power to act in the absence of any causal influence.
B) The power to act according to the determinations of the will.
C) The power to act on the basis of chance.
D) Both b and c

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Hume understands liberty in the context of voluntary actions as the power to act according to the determinations of the will, meaning that actions are free when they follow from one's own choices or internal motivations, rather than being free from causality or based on randomness.

When Applied to Voluntary Actions, Hume Understands Liberty to Mean