The true statement of Voltaire is that he was editor of the Encyclopedie.
Who is Voltaire?
He was a popular enlightenment writer, historian and philosopher famous for his wit and his criticism of Christianity most especially the Roman Catholic.
His core beliefs emphasized an importance of skepticism just like other Enlightenment thinkers because he believed in questioning everything because truth would be found through examining rational evidence.
For instance, he also asserted that all Kings and leaders should be guided by reason since he believed that despotism was often times a result of a lack or reason or rationality.
Therefore, the Option B is correct.
Missing word "All but one of the following is true of Voltaire a. he was a great admirer of British society and culture b. he was editor of the Encyclopedie c. he studied the scientific works of Isaac Newton d. he was highly critical of French bigotry and social snobbery"
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