Crossword-Solution: SEQUENTS 8 letters, 1 clue 🏆 scrabble score: 17

But it should be forever borne in mind, that the question is not whether a fixed connexion obtains between our volitions and their _sequents_, but whether a necessary connexion exists between our volitions and their antecedents.

All knowledge originates in sensations; sensations follow (whether as physical effects or merely as sequents Bonnet will not say) vibrations in the nerves appropriate to each; and lastly, the nerves are made to vibrate by external physical stimulus.

And so also we are blameworthy or praiseworthy for doing or not doing external actions, so far only as these actions are naturally connected with volitions, as sequents with their stated antecedents.

Edwards places liberty in the unimpeded connexion of volition with its stated sequents--so does Locke.

But what new characteristic appears in this relation? Have we here anything beyond stated antecedents and sequents? I will to walk, and I walk; I will to talk, and I talk; I will to sit down, and I sit down.