§ 1. Different Theories of the Will 280
Necessity. — Contingency. — Certainty 284
§ 2. Definition of Terms 288
Will. — Motive. — Cause. — Liberty. — Liberty and Ability. — Self- determination and Self-determination of the Will . . . 294 § 8. Certainty consistent with Liberty ....... 295
Points of Agreement. — Arguments for the Doctrine of Certainty. — From the Foreknowledge of God. — From Foreordination. — From Providence. — From the Doctrines of Grace. — From Con- sciousness. — From the Moral Character of Volitions. — From the Rational Nature of Man. — From the Doctrine of Sufficient Cause 306