35 Quotes About Freewill

If a man is drawn, says an objector, he comes against his will. [We answer] If he comes unwillingly, he does not believe: if he does not believe, he does not come. For we do not run to Christ on our feet but by faith; not with the movement of the body, but with the freewill of the heart. Think not that thou art drawn against thy will: the mind can be drawn by love.

Freewill does not impune the sovereignty of God, it in fact affirms it.

Wonders of the free-will abyss finding screams of yesterday's hollow eyes crying out for a second chance.

You are free to the choice that you want, but you are not free from the consequences of that choice. That choice you make today may break or make your family in future.

Freewill is fractal.

Might it not be the case that that extremely foolhardy and fateful philosophical invention, first devised for Europe, of the ‘free will’, of man’s absolute freedom [Spontaneität] to do good or evil, was chiefly thought up to justify the idea that the interest of the gods in man, in man’s virtue, could never be exhausted?

True freedom and power only comes when one is free of attachments.

All preordainedA prisoner in chainsA victim of venomous fateKicked in the faceYou can't pray for a placeIn heaven's unearthly estateEach of usA cell of awarenessImperfect and incompleteGenetic blendsWith uncertain endsOn a fortune hunt that's far too fleet