Thesis LIV. Other theologians of the Reformed school, however, hold that grace acts directly not only on the mind, enlightening it and flooding it with new light, but on the will itself as well.
In the will, they say, grace really and physically produces the consent that the will gives to God's admonitions.
Latin
LIV. Verum alii Scholae Reformatae Theologi volunt immediatam gratiae operationem non solum mentem attingere, dum eam illuminat, & nova luce perfundit, sed ipsam quoque voluntatem, in qua consensum illum, quem divinis monitis adhibet, realiter & Physice operatur.