That God and blessed spirits have Will is a manifest [pg 031] argument against Locke's proofs that the Will cannot be conceiv'd, put into action, without a previous uneasiness.
S.
The act of the Will, or volition, is not uneasiness, for that uneasiness may be without volition.
S.
Volition is distinct from the object or idea for the same reason.
S.
Also from uneasiness and idea together.
The understanding not distinct from particular perceptions or ideas.
The Will not distinct from particular volitions.
S.