Freewill is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for FREEWILL in dictionary:

NOUN:
• apparent human ability to make choices that are not externally determined
• the power of acting without the constraint of necessity or fate; the ability to act at one's own discretion.
ADJECTIVE:
• having the right to choose
• (especially of a donation) voluntary
• Of or pertaining to free will; voluntary; spontaneous; as, a freewill offering.
• done of your own accord

How to use FREEWILL in a sentence

• Augustine recognized free-will, which so many think he ignored, when his soul aspired to a higher life.
• The doctrines of free-will and necessity can never be reconciled by mortal reason.
• What then is this dependent liberty? how is it possible for a man to conceive a free-will, that is given by a First Being? I am free in my will, as God is in His.
• At no time have the problems of free-will and the nature of God, been subjects of fiercer dispute than during the Christological and subsequent discussions.
• Suppose, for example, that a philosopher believes in what is called free-will.
• It rests with the freewill of the Assembly to call him back to his chair of office, or to set another there in his stead.
• Did she often frequent the churches and places of devotion of her free-will? 7.
• Your free-will, my free-will, before which is placed the tremendous responsibility of choosing or rejecting.
• We must teach men to mend their own matters, of their own reason, and their own free-will.
• Again and again it was repeated in various phrases that the property was yielded of free-will.
• But the point is that a story is exciting because it has in it so strong an element of will, of what theology calls free-will.
• And Christendom has excelled in the narrative romance exactly because it has insisted on the theological free-will.
• When I said I would marry him, it was of my own free-will.
• Therefore there was no choice in Christ and consequently no free-will, of which choice is the act.
• Hence there was no counsel and consequently no free-will in Christ.
• We must therefore say that Christ had the use of free-will in the first instant of His conception.
• And such an operation is the use of free-will, as stated above.
• But children cannot have such an intention, since they have not the use of free-will.
• The second is a movement of the free-will against sin, and is the act of penance.
• They rejected the one sent over this year, and although they voted a more liberal supply of their own freewill, the lord-lieutenant would not recognise the newly-claimed right.
• Wherefore free-will is the essential and ever-subsisting attribute of the will itself.
• And therefore man necessarily has free-will and election, since Good and Evil are in the World.
• By Free-will is meant that a volition is not determined by motives, but is a spontaneous mental fact, neither having a cause, nor admitting of being predicted.
• On the second question, Free-will, Stewart maintains Liberty.
• As to the point of Free-will, nothing more need be said.
• Is it free-will which takes him away from me? Would he not rather remain on shore with me? Yes.
• Yet, will I dare to tell you, I will make no free-will offering of my virtue.
• And, if it be not similar of itself, my prompt freewill proves at least that if I could I would do more, and thus it makes its friendship similar to that of this gentle Lady.
• Freedom and free-will exist only in virtue of reason, only in connection with the rational soul.
• The right action of free-will is, then, freedom in the making.
• But how if free-will fail of its highest function? Must not the order of the world then suffer? Not a whit.
• Of course, we have no entire free-will in so important a matter.
• The Freewill Baptist Church was organized in 1834, and in 1837 a spacious edifice was erected.
• The supreme gift of intelligence and free-will are powers to enable us to love and serve God, but we are able to use them to dishonour and outrage Him.