XII. Moral Imagination Darwinism and Morality
> “It is perfectly true that the will is always determined by motives, but it is absurd to say that it is therefore unfree; for a greater freedom one can neither wish for nor imagine than the freedom to let one's will realize itself in accordance with its strength and determination.”
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GA 4/l12/p019 · edition RSPI1963 (Steiner 1918 revised edition)