Multiple Choice
Baruch Spinoza
-How does Spinoza think the will works?
A) The will chooses between that which the intellect perceives as a conflict.
B) The will extends to more than the intellect knows.
C) Will is merely thinking over two conflicting views.
D) Will is the same as ideas.
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