Free Will () Novels & Stories

But you will yell at me (if you concede and do so) saying that no one will touch my freedom of will with anything, and that My will will by itself, of its own free will, correlate with my natural interests, with the laws of nature, and with mathematics. Heavens! Gentlemen, what form of free will remains when it comes to coordination and limitation of mathematics? Does that mean my free will?

“But in case you wanna know what possible results are waiting for you at the end of the tunnel, there are only two of them. One is choosing to live with goodness, where you will have peace and joy. The other is, choosing to live with evil in your heart. And with evil, you might enjoy it. However, that joy will never last, and you will still pay the price for it.” I keenly listened to every statement he was delivering. My eyes won’t even blink for fear of losing him in my sight. He continued with his eyes looking blankly at the wall in front of him. “That is one of the perks of being a human. You are born with the gift of free will. You are favored with many things, almost all, if I may add,

“If you mean that if I am a child, yes, I am. If you mean the restlessness in your head, then I say no. I am not the same, although I do share common traits and goals.” “So you're not ... Jesus?” “You prefer to believe that no. If that makes you calmer, then I'm not.” “So I’m the one who decides what you are?” “People decide to believe or not, Mr. Levi, it is free will.” “And then if I decide that you are Jesus, are you?”

I'm just walking down the road. - Memorable, And, where your will? "Zeno, I'll try to explain. We live in an absurd world. Through absurdity we gain awareness of freedom, because absurdity creates a condition for contradiction and as a result, choice is revealed as a way out of contradiction. Freedom exists as long as we do not resolve contradictions, so in the absolute sense all contradictions cannot be resolved, and it is not necessary, because we want freedom. We can choose anything and it would be absurd not to choose, because it would be strange not to come out of the absurd. Therefore, it is the will of the Lord, because our choice may coincide with the will of the Lord, but it will st

Abhishek didn't notice his friend's helpless sigh and continued. "It's English translation is "The stars incline us, they do not bind us." The phrase means that although fate is determined by stars, gods or something else entirely and it might nudge us in a certain direction, giving us directions to a certain path and it seems that our fate, our destiny is already bind by some unknown power, it's actually not like that. We are never forced in it, we are never forcefully made to go down that fixed path or compulsorily made to choose something. Free will exists. It's upto us to decide what to do in any circumstance. Our decision is completely our own, no matter

"Real, genuine choice. He chose. We can't force people to choose what we want. We can only offer options and accept their decisions." "Even when those decisions lead to them becoming what we fought so hard to escape?" "Especially then. Because forced salvation isn't salvation—it's just different control. He gets to choose. Even when he chooses wrong. Even when it hurts us to watch. That's what freedom means." The weight of that truth settled heavy.