If you are free, you are wild and selfish
Freedom !
If you are free, you are wild and selfish ...
"Freedom means being able to do anything that does not harm others" (Article 4 of the Declaration of Human Rights). How can anyone do anything that does not harm others, no matter what one does it will hurt a person somewhere. When I was a child, I thought that being free means being able to do whatever you want, when you want, as you want. As St. Augustine said: "Love, and do what you want". I can understand that one can love, but; can we really do what we want. St. Augustine, is a Christian philosopher and theologian, do we really think we can do anything we want. Above all, when Christianity preaches us to always do the will of God.
According to Christianity God created us free, but do not forget the Ten Commandments. Like what natural liberty: according to which nature authorizes man to use all his faculties as he sees fit, does not exist. Nowadays, we use the phrase "I am free, I can do what I want", but we often forget the essential part of the sentence which says: "and I assume my acts and the consequences, which in my opinion we takes away that feeling of being naturally free. Collectively we deprive ourselves of our individual natural freedom. If you dissuse me that you fully enjoy your individual natural freedom. I will tell you that you are wild and selfish. Because our civilization takes away this freedom. It's not true, we can do what we want, we can say what we want and even think as we want ... We are like programmed toys, we can be influenced. It is not because we are free to choose that we are free, especially when we know in advance the consequences, that our choices may have. In our day can we say that freedom is just a feeling ... When our freedom is guaranteed by society, and we are indebted to it, then can we say freely that we are free ...
Marie Buteau ( original text in french, translate by google )
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