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Volitional

adjective
1.
With deliberate intention.






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"Volitional" Quotes from Famous Books



... this factor is Spirit—that invisible power which concentrates-the primordial ether into forms, and endows those forms with various modes of motion, from the simply mechanical motion of the planet up to the volitional motion in man. And, since this is so, the primary affirmative factor can only be the Feeling and the Thought of the Universal Spirit.* Now, by the hypothesis of the case, the Universal Spirit must be the Pure Essence of Life, and therefore its feeling and thought can only be towards the continually ...
— The Dore Lectures on Mental Science • Thomas Troward

... in Genesis 3. Adam had power to resist or to yield to moral evil. Sin was a volitional thing. Christ, the second Adam, endured a similar ...
— The Great Doctrines of the Bible • Rev. William Evans



Words linked to "Volitional" :   volition, willing



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