  However, by extending God’s creative activity to the modes of bodies, La Forge seems to reduce the whole account to incoherence, because the same considerations would apply to human minds. God could not create a human mind without its specific modes, which include all its thoughts and acts of the will. However, acts of the will as modes of a human mind are assumed by La Forge to be the basis on which human minds are genuinely active in determining themselves. If God creates even the acts of will of individual agents, it seems to undermine the claim that they are self-determining when, according to La Forge, they are determined by God’s creative activity.