The first is the movement of the free-will towards God, and is an act of faith quickened by charity; and against this a man acts by apostatizing from the faith.
Since, therefore, the sanctification of Christ was most perfect, because He was so sanctified that He might sanctify others; consequently He was sanctified by reason of His own movement of the free-will towards God.
God, which is an act of faith quickened by charity, and the movement of the free-will towards sin, which is the act of penance, are simultaneous.
God by faith, the movement of the free-will towards sin, and the remission of sins.
Whether for the Justification of the Ungodly There Is Required a Movement of the Free-will Towards Sin?
Therefore for this justification of the ungodly no movement of the free-will towards sin is required.
Objection 1: It would seem that no movement of the free-will towards sin is required for the justification of the ungodly.
Papillon, who seems to have borne no good-will towards Jackson, thus speaks of him in the first volume of his "Traite de la Gravure en Bois.
While he was at table the messenger of the magistrates of Antwerp made his appearance, and presented him in their name with four flaggons of wine, saying, that the magistrates thus testified their respect and their good-will towards him.
They are now spreading far and wide, and instead of producing evil in society, they are calculated to ensure "peace on earth and good-will towards men.
For it passes belief with what significations of joy and good-will towards me, on the breaking up of the assembly, each retired to his quarters.
To conciliate therefore his confidence and good-will towards me, I declared that I was neither a Spaniard nor a Portugueze.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "will towards" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
