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287. oldal
For though it is impossible there should be any sincere endeavours against a present choice , yet there may be against volitions of that kind , when viewed at a distance . A person may desire and use means to prevent future exercises of ...
For though it is impossible there should be any sincere endeavours against a present choice , yet there may be against volitions of that kind , when viewed at a distance . A person may desire and use means to prevent future exercises of ...
296. oldal
If it be said that any one is sincere in his Endeavours , this suggests , that his heart is good , that there is no defect of duty , as to virtuous inclination ; he honestly and upright desires and endeavours to do as he is required ...
If it be said that any one is sincere in his Endeavours , this suggests , that his heart is good , that there is no defect of duty , as to virtuous inclination ; he honestly and upright desires and endeavours to do as he is required ...
297. oldal
In the former sense , a man is said to be sincere , in opposition to a mere pretence , and shew of the particular thing to be done or exhibited , without any real desire or endeavour at all . In the latter sense , a man is said to be ...
In the former sense , a man is said to be sincere , in opposition to a mere pretence , and shew of the particular thing to be done or exhibited , without any real desire or endeavour at all . In the latter sense , a man is said to be ...
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Preface | 7 |
His Deportment at Northampton | 41 |
His Dismission from Northampton | 55 |
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