613 Quotes About Free-will

The God of the philosophers disappeared behind the world, because he was described in the third person, and not addressed in the second.

Where there’s no free will, there’s no sin.

When the absolute free will argument losesits shining armour, we are left with oneunsettling conclusion; there is butcircumstantial free will. - On the End of Free Will

Theologians talk about free will, but I couldn't have told her no if I'd wanted to.

Christianity tells us we have free will. God has provided man with a choice whether to believe in Him or not. If God's existence were logically inescapable, there would be no free will to choose whether or not to believe in Him.

A man can do as he will, but not will as he will.

Here I stand, so help me God, I can do no other. With the greater consciousness of the issues involved comes a lesser assurance that an alternative is possible.

The most purely free decision one can make—and thus, the highest order of spirit on Earth—is believing in something without evidential knowledge.

We employ free will to design of our own being and therefore we must accept responsibility for our actions.