Baron D'Holbach Quotes

The Inward Persuasion That We Are Free To Do, Or Not To Do A Thing, Is But A Mere Illusion. If We Trace The True Principle Of Our Actions, We Shall Find, That They Are Always Necessary Consequences Of Our Volitions And Desires, Which Are Never In Our Power. You Think Yourself Free, Because You Do What You Will; But Are You Free To Will, Or Not To Will; To Desire, Or Not To Desire? Are Not Your Volitions And Desires Necessarily Excited By Objects Or Qualities Totally Independent Of You?

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