An Essay on the Genius and Writings of Pope, 2. kötetGregg, 1969 - 423 oldal |
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114. oldal
... moral ill ? - There deviates Nature , and here wanders Will ‡ . POPE here accounts for the introduction of moral evil from the abufe of man's free will . This is the folid and fcriptural fo- lution of that grand and difficult question ...
... moral ill ? - There deviates Nature , and here wanders Will ‡ . POPE here accounts for the introduction of moral evil from the abufe of man's free will . This is the folid and fcriptural fo- lution of that grand and difficult question ...
122. oldal
... moral evil ; that the paffions and the crimes of the most abandoned men are confined , directed , and governed by infinite wisdom , in such a manner , as to make order emerge out of confufion , light out of darkness , and to call out ...
... moral evil ; that the paffions and the crimes of the most abandoned men are confined , directed , and governed by infinite wisdom , in such a manner , as to make order emerge out of confufion , light out of darkness , and to call out ...
294. oldal
... moral attributes . of God . There is a remarkable paffage in a letter from Bolingbroke to Swift , dated June 1734 " I am glad you approve of his Moral Effays . They will do more good than the fermons and writings of fome , who had a ...
... moral attributes . of God . There is a remarkable paffage in a letter from Bolingbroke to Swift , dated June 1734 " I am glad you approve of his Moral Effays . They will do more good than the fermons and writings of fome , who had a ...
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