Lutherans with the Reformed: in conversion the will is purely passive
So the same doctors of the Augsburg Confession teach, with the Reformed, that in a man's conversion his will is purely passive: it does nothing but only receives into itself the motion and action of the Holy Spirit. Luther himself held this, among others, as the same doctors acknowledge in the place already cited.
Latin
XXI. Adeoque iidem Confessionis Augustanae Doctores cum Reformatis docent, in hominis conversione voluntatem ejus pure passive se habere, id est, nihil agere, sed solum motum atque actionem Spiritus Sancti in se recipere, quod inter alios sensit ipse Lutherus. Ut loco jam citato agnoscunt iidem Doctores.