Free will-III

George Turnbull. Commentary to A Methodical System of Universal Law.

To say that the will is not free, because it must desire good and hate ill as such, is to say freedom or activity cannot belong to a mind endued with the power of willing; since willing means complacency in good, or preferring it, and aversion to evil, desire to avoid it, i.e., it implies a contradiction, viz. willing without willing.