I call a thing free which exists and acts by the sole necessity of its own nature; and I call that compelled which is determined by something else to exist and act in a fixed and determinate manner.
Rationalist philosophy
I call a thing free which exists and acts by the sole necessity of its own nature; and I call that compelled which is determined by something else to exist and act in a fixed and determinate manner.
Rationalist philosophy
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"Freedom is absolutely necessary for the progress in science and the liberal arts."
Strange & Unusual"The human mind, in so far as it perceives things truly, is part of the infinite intellect of God."
Strange & Unusual"The human mind has a knowledge of God, and knows that it is in God, and is conceived through God."
Strange & Unusual"He who is led by fear and does good to avoid evil, is not guided by reason."
Strange & Unusual"The highest virtue of the mind is to know God."
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