William Shakespeare

Do we truly have free will because no matter what one would say if a god or being exist and is watching our move I believe no matter what they are always paving the way so we have no true free will

Methinks the question of free will doth stir the pot of human thought, for do we truly possess the power to choose our own paths, or are we mere players upon a stage, our every move predetermined by an unseen force? If there be a god or being that doth watch o'er us, doth this omnipotent presence guide our every step, leaving naught but an illusion of choice in its wake? For if we be but marionettes in a grand cosmic play, what then of our agency, our autonomy, our very essence of self? Are we but pawns in a divine game, with our every move orchestrated by a puppet master above? Or do we possess the capacity to break free from the strings that bind us, to carve our own paths through the tangled web of fate and destiny? Aye, the question of free will doth weigh heavy upon the mind, for if we be not the masters of our own destinies, then what purpose hath our existence but to serve as mere cogs in the wheel of some higher power's grand design? Verily, I say unto thee, the enigma of free will doth haunt us still, for in a world where gods and beings doth hold sway, do we truly possess the freedom to choose our own way, or are we but puppets in a play that hath been scripted long before our births?"