The Works of President Edwards, 1. kötetB. Franklin, 1968 |
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186. oldal
... Indifference of the inclination or tendency of the will , but an Indifference of the soul's power of willing ; or that the Will , with respect to its power or ability to choose , is indifferent , can go either way indifferently , either ...
... Indifference of the inclination or tendency of the will , but an Indifference of the soul's power of willing ; or that the Will , with respect to its power or ability to choose , is indifferent , can go either way indifferently , either ...
299. oldal
... Indifference : and if it be performed in a state of Indifference , then doubtless it must be performed in the time of Indifference . And so it will follow , that in order to the virtue of an act , the heart must be indifferent in the ...
... Indifference : and if it be performed in a state of Indifference , then doubtless it must be performed in the time of Indifference . And so it will follow , that in order to the virtue of an act , the heart must be indifferent in the ...
300. oldal
... indifferent about it . And besides , the actions that are done in a state of İndifference , or that arise immediately out of such a state , cannot be virtuous , because , by the supposition , they are not determined by any preceding ...
... indifferent about it . And besides , the actions that are done in a state of İndifference , or that arise immediately out of such a state , cannot be virtuous , because , by the supposition , they are not determined by any preceding ...
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Preface | 7 |
His Deportment at Northampton | 41 |
His Dismission from Northampton | 55 |
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