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35958	Tappan, Henry Philip	A Review of Edwards's "Inquiry into the Freedom of the Will"			.txt	text/plain	63327	2998	63	The cause of volition or choice is called motive. choice takes place, the object of that act comes up before the mind in perfectly connected with its moral cause, as a natural necessary effect volition exists when, in the correlation of mind and object, the sense absolute necessity; and the volition itself, as the effect of motive, effects of volition appear by an absolute necessity in relation to him. volition,--are one: it is the relation of cause and effect considered as volition,--are one: it is the relation of cause and effect considered as necessarily caused and determined by the divine volition. when volitions are supposed to exist out of the necessary determination Self-determining will means simply a will causing its own volitions; and cause of volition is the nature and state of the affections or the will, To refer the motive to the divine determination makes volition necessary	./cache/35958.txt	./txt/35958.txt