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I con-
sider that a philosophy which teaches the denial
of will is both defamatory and slanderous.

Word:

Inhuman

Question:

Why does the speaker find a philosophy that denies will to be defamatory and slanderous?

Answer (optional):

The speaker finds a philosophy that denies will to be defamatory and slanderous because they believe that a person's value lies in the power and fullness of their will, not in its enfeeblement or moribund state. They also test the power of a will by the amount of resistance it can offer and the amount of pain and torture it can endure and turn to its own advantage. Therefore, they see a philosophy that teaches the denial of will as defamatory and slanderous.