The author of the dictionary says: Character is nature and character. Thus, character is an appearance or characteristic of the soul. However, the soul has different powers and various functions. There are the faculties of perception, thinking, judgement, imagination, and remembering, there are feelings and emotions, and there are instincts and tendencies. If all of these psychological forces produce their effects easily and conveniently, is it permissible for us to call any of them creation?... No!
The author of the book believes that creation is not an attribute of the soul as a whole, but rather in a specific aspect of it. This aspect is not the aspect of reason and knowledge, nor the aspect of feeling and emotion. Rather, it is the aspect of intention and will.
Character is a force rooted in the will, which tends to choose what is good and good - if the character is good - or to choose what is evil and unjust - if the character is reprehensible.