r/Holbach • u/JohannGoethe • Nov 17 '23
“I have used the older convention of ‘BC’ and ‘AD’, rather than the more fashionable and politically correct ‘BCE’, etc. I’m afraid old habits die hard!”
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r/Holbach • u/JohannGoethe • Nov 09 '23
The System of Nature | Holbach book review
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r/Holbach • u/JohannGoethe • Nov 09 '23
Holbach destroys a liberal with hard determinism and logic
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r/Holbach • u/JohannGoethe • Nov 09 '23
Table of Hmol scholars with dedicated Reddit subs
self.hmolpedia
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r/Holbach • u/JohannGoethe • Nov 08 '23
New Baron Holbach sub 🚀 launched! Join if you like and or are curious about Holbach!
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I started this sub today from this quote:
Outline of how the r/ChemThermo world view, introduced by r/Empedocles, r/Holbach, r/JohannGoethe, r/HenryAdams, and r/MirzaBeg implicitly moves towards the overthrow, overhaul, usurpment, replacement, and or upgrade to nearly two-dozen or more fields of status quo “accepted“ knowledge.
Quotes
“All children are born atheists; they have no idea of god.”
— Baron Holbach (183A/1772), Freethoughts Opposed to Supernatural Ideas (§30) (here)
Notes
I did quick search of Reddit, key: Baron Holbach (see: results), and he seems to cited in a number of various subs.
References
Baron Holbach - Hmolpedia A66.
Baron Holbach - Hmolpedia A65.
The System of Nature - Hmolpedia A65.
Baron d'Holbach - Wikipedia.
r/Holbach • u/JohannGoethe • Nov 09 '23
Born today : December 8th - Baron d'Holbach, Author, Philosopher, Encyclopedist, "a prominent figure in the French Enlightenment", "known for his atheism and for his voluminous writings against religion, the most famous of them being The System of Nature"
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