The Eternal Quest
It is all about how to fulfill all the needs of all beings by all beings through ethical means.
It is all about how to fulfill all the needs of all beings by all beings through ethical means.
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4. Is it not that until now and probably in the near future science will not been able to state with<br />
certainty how much freewill beings have because of the great complexity that exists in the issue<br />
of freewill?<br />
I. Are not the questions of the degrees of freewill in relationship to the interaction between the<br />
biological, metaphysical, psychological and sociological dimensions in every being the<br />
complexity that is as of yet extremely ambiguous in the issue of freewill?<br />
II.<br />
III.<br />
Is freewill (1) biological, (3) metaphysical (2) psychological or (3) sociological – is it one, two,<br />
three or all four?<br />
Is the degree of awareness of one’s self in exact accordance with the degree of freewill one has?<br />
In other words, the more aware one is the more likely one is to move from thinking that one has<br />
no freewill to thinking that one has somewhat of freewill to realizing that one has freewill?<br />
5. Shall we for now let this issue of freewill be for future generations to deal with until they reach a<br />
“proven” conclusion?<br />
6. If we were to assume that this <strong>Quest</strong> is of vital importance then will we not have to try to find out<br />
what makes it possible and what does not in spite of the complications that arise when we<br />
consider the issue of freewill?<br />
In other words, will we still attempt to find that philosophy, theory and methodology that can<br />
manifest <strong>The</strong> <strong>Eternal</strong> <strong>Quest</strong> if implemented?<br />
If we were to suppose the answer is a tentative yes, shall we proceed?<br />
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