Quote by Hal Luyah

Man was predestined to have free will.

Man was predestined to have free will.

Summary

This quote suggests that human beings were inherently meant or predetermined to possess the capacity for free will. It implies that regardless of external influences or circumstances, humans have been destined to make choices and decisions independently. The quote implies a belief in the coexistence of fate or destiny and the freedom to choose, suggesting that the concept of predestination encompasses the notion of autonomous decision-making in the human experience.

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