d'Holbach criticizes his opponents when he says, "They have believed that the soul is mistress of its own conduct, is able to regulate its own peculiar operations, has the faculty to determine its will by its own natural energy; in a word, they have pretended that man is ..."

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d'Holbach criticizes the belief that the soul is a free agent, able to determine its own will and conduct.

D'Holbach Criticizes His Opponents When He Says, "They Have Believed