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The angels have a will, which is the appetite following
on intellection, as the inclination to the good
intellectually known. Like the intellect, the will of
the angels is a faculty distinct from their substance, and
the angelic will is free, that is, it can choose one
thing in preference to another. The angel's liberty of
choice follows the intellect inasmuch as the intellect is
able to judge the universal nature of good and this
judgment remains undetermined with regard to an object here
and now which is not good in every part. The angels do
not have a sensitive appetite.
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