Bertrand Russell Quote

If, when a man writes a poem or commits a murder, the bodily movements involved in his act result solely from physical causes, it would seem absurd to put up a statue to him in the one case and to hang him in the other.


"The Doctrine of Free Will" - Has Religion Made Useful Contributions to Civilization? (1930)


If, when a man writes a poem or commits a murder, the bodily movements involved in his act result solely from physical causes, it would seem absurd...

If, when a man writes a poem or commits a murder, the bodily movements involved in his act result solely from physical causes, it would seem absurd...

If, when a man writes a poem or commits a murder, the bodily movements involved in his act result solely from physical causes, it would seem absurd...

If, when a man writes a poem or commits a murder, the bodily movements involved in his act result solely from physical causes, it would seem absurd...