Thesis L. Further, the teachers of the Reformed school all agree that grace exerts its efficacy not just on the human mind but on the will as well, and that it bends and settles the will toward the good with power and without fail.
Where they part company is over how grace moves our will so that it turns toward God and gives its assent to what is good.
Latin
L. Porro quamvis Scholae Reformatae Doctores in eo conveniant gratiam non tantum in hominis mentem, sed etiam in voluntatem efficaciam suam exerere, eamque potenter & infallibiliter ad bonum flectere & determinare: inter eos tamen est aliquis dissensus de modo quo gratia voluntatem nostram movet, ut in Deum feratur, & bono consentiat.