Libre Quotes
On the account (or for the reason that, or... from the fact that... "Du fait que", Fr.) that one person advocate and want something, it does not follow that others have to want it too; only the postulates of reason and certitude are identicals, invariables, and can always be of use to everyone as a fulcrum ("point d'appui", Fr.) with a view to a free agreement ("entente libre", Fr).
African Spir
In fact, the Church never admitted free-will, or used the word when it could be avoided. In Latin, the term used was liberum arbitrium,- free choice,- and in French to this day it remains in strictness libre arbitre still. From Saint Augustine downwards the Church was never so unscientific as to admit of liberty beyond the faculty of choosing between paths, some leading through the Church and some not, but all leading to the next world.
Henry Adams
Soy boricua. In spite of my family and in spite of my country, I'm writing the process of the Puerto Rican mind- taking it out of context-as a native and a foreigner-expressing it through Spanish, Spanglish, and English-Independencia, Estado Libre Asociado, and Estadidad-from the position of a nation, a colony, and a state-Wishy, Wishy-Washy, and Washy.
Giannina Braschi