The Laws of Freewill Thought

We are only the thinkers in our own mind. There is no one or nothing that causes us to think the way we do other than ourselves. As we come to know and understand that our thoughts are the causation factor of what experiences we have in life, thoughts are the reason or cause behind everything we experience in life. We will understand why it is so important to think in the right manner. While we were told from ancient writings to Biblical translations that our thoughts and actions govern our life, our ability to choose what we want to think about is what makes us free individuals.

It is the key to freedom. Here again in Genesis 1.28, God didn’t tell man how to go be fruitful, multiply, replenish, or subdue. What he told man was to go do these things and do them as you learn how to do them. Thus not only did God give man freedom over dominion of every living thing that moved upon the earth, but the ability to think on whatever he wanted. The Law of Thought In this 28th verse of Genesis 1, God commanded man to be fruitful, multiply, replenish, and subdue the earth.

To do so requires man to be able to determine how this was to happen. For God did not give man the specific manner by which to accomplish this, but only to accomplish it. The process of determining how to do these things was through a thought process of man. He had to not only be able to think, but he had to apply certain logic, not only to his thoughts, but to the process itself. While we are only told of this law in the writings, we were not given the details of how the principle of thought worked.

The key here is in the words subdue, the process of the specific thought that God commanded man to perform. In this commandment, God was actually telling man to bring under mental or emotional control his thoughts as to how to acquire the knowledge of and mastery over his material environment. What God told man was to go do all these things, but first you have to figure out how to do it. Now here is where science has had a field day of this through time. God said there was a process to this thought thing, and the how was up to man to figure out.

Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia defined, the law of thought as a set of fundamental axiomatic rules, a system of any set of axioms from which some or all axioms can be used in conjunction to logically derive theorems upon which rational discourse itself is based. The rules have a long tradition in the history of philosophy. They are laws that guide and underline everyone’s thinking, thoughts, expressions, discussions, etc. It was the Greek philosopher Aristotle who began to define the sub-laws of thought. Throughout history, from Aristotle to today’s scientists and philosophers, we are continuing to define the sub-laws of thought.

It is not important to our understanding to review each and every one of these sub-laws of the law of thought. What is important for our understanding is that source gave us the ability to think for ourselves. Thank you for joining us in this exploration of understanding the law of free will and thought. Until next time, remember to keep the faith, stay strong, and continue to shine your light in the world. To hear these daily devotions of your daily bread, please log on to goddessgovernment.com. Goodbye, and may your faith always lead the way.