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This resting on the rock makes the rock yield the secret of its unwielding and yet uncompelled power of holding and sustaining.
What We Take for Granted It has been said that a free society depends upon uncompelled obedience to unenforceable moral rules.
Angeles (1981) defined free will as making uncompelled choices and describes it as the "feeling that given the same circumstances I could have done otherwise than that which I did in fact do" (p.
 
 
 
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