The Works of President Edwards, 1. kötetB. Franklin, 1968 |
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206. oldal
... Motive , that does prevail , as he has power , and is at liberty to reject those Motives that do not . " ( And so p . 310 , 311. ) " In order to constitute a moral agent , it is necessary , that he should have power to act , or to ...
... Motive , that does prevail , as he has power , and is at liberty to reject those Motives that do not . " ( And so p . 310 , 311. ) " In order to constitute a moral agent , it is necessary , that he should have power to act , or to ...
208. oldal
... Motive to another volition ; both these supposed volitions are in effect the very same . A volition to yield to the force of a Motive inviting to choose something , comes to just the same thing as choosing the thing , which the Motive ...
... Motive to another volition ; both these supposed volitions are in effect the very same . A volition to yield to the force of a Motive inviting to choose something , comes to just the same thing as choosing the thing , which the Motive ...
211. oldal
... motive . And if there be any principle in man , from whence an act of choice may arise after this manner , from the same principle volition may arise wholly without Motive on either side . If the mind in its volition can go beyond Motive ...
... motive . And if there be any principle in man , from whence an act of choice may arise after this manner , from the same principle volition may arise wholly without Motive on either side . If the mind in its volition can go beyond Motive ...
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Preface | 7 |
His Deportment at Northampton | 41 |
His Dismission from Northampton | 55 |
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