a) "free" will of choice exits before one can choose between truth and lies, hence one being already set "free".
b) suggested "because" (being cause) tempts one to ignore being effect (perceiving) within cause (perceivable), hence representing free will of choice to react.
chain of events
If one came to be, then one isn't chained to what comes (events), but free to express choice.
EVENT', noun [Latin eventus, evenio; e and venio, to come.] - "that which comes".
Ones consent to the suggestions by others represents the self imposed chain aka RELIGION (Latin religio; to bind anew)...suggesting "just two more weeks" tempts one to chain self to it with hope (want) or fear (not want).
a) "free" will of choice exits before one can choose between truth and lies, hence one being already set "free".
b) suggested "because" (being cause) tempts one to ignore being effect (perceiving) within cause (perceivable), hence representing free will of choice to react.
If one came to be, then one isn't chained to what comes (events), but free to express choice.
EVENT', noun [Latin eventus, evenio; e and venio, to come.] - "that which comes".
Ones consent to the suggestions by others represents the self imposed chain aka RELIGION (Latin religio; to bind anew)...suggesting "just two more weeks" tempts one to chain self to it with hope (want) or fear (not want).