On free will
Eduardo G. Moros (moros_eg@castor.wustl.edu)
Tue, 04 Nov 1997 16:28:42 -0600Man, in some strange and evil way, under a certain voluntary and wrongly free
necessity, is at the same time enslaved and free: enslaved because
of necessity;
free because of will. And what is at once stranger and mere
deplorable, it is guilty
because it is free, and enslaved because it is guilty, and as a
consequence enslaved
because it is free. -- Bernard.
Calvin said (among many things) that man has free will - that is He is free
and wills to do
evil.