Which beliefs did Voltaire hold? Select all the correct answers. God does not take part in human lives. Kings should be guided by reason. Huguenots should give up their protests and become Catholic. The English system was better than the French. Life is short, nasty, and "brutish." The best form of government is a republic.

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25 December, 09:53

Which beliefs did Voltaire hold? Select all the correct answers. God does not take part in human lives. Kings should be guided by reason. Huguenots should give up their protests and become Catholic. The English system was better than the French. Life is short, nasty, and "brutish." The best form of government is a republic.

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Robert Jacobson · Answer 1

the best form of government is a republic and kings should be guided by reason are the correct

Giovanna Castillo · Answer 2

Hello, Your answer will be it's Kings should be guided by reason. The English system was better than the French. God does not take part in human lives.

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Voltaire holds the belief in the free religion and commence. Voltaire, in keeping with other enlightened thinkers of the era, was a deity - not by faith, according to him, but by logic. He was in favor of religious tolerance, even though he was seriously serious about Christianity, Judaism and Islam.

As a vegetarian and an advocate for animal rights, however, Voltaire praised Hinduism, stating that Hindus were peaceful and innocent people, unable to hurt others or defend themselves. Have a Great Day!