The Works of President Edwards, 1. kötetB. Franklin, 1968 |
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280. oldal
... agent , are infallibly connected with the proposed consequent , is equally plain , for the same reason that there should be any means at all . For means in themselves insufficient and unsuitable have no true connection with the end ...
... agent , are infallibly connected with the proposed consequent , is equally plain , for the same reason that there should be any means at all . For means in themselves insufficient and unsuitable have no true connection with the end ...
325. oldal
... agent , he could never sin ; for all his acts would be physically necessary , without any hypothetical medium , or moral alternative . 4. He is a moral agent , whose volitions might have been otherwise than they are , if the motives ...
... agent , he could never sin ; for all his acts would be physically necessary , without any hypothetical medium , or moral alternative . 4. He is a moral agent , whose volitions might have been otherwise than they are , if the motives ...
447. oldal
... agent has in view in any thing he does , which is agreeable to him in itself , and not merely for the sake of something else , is regarded by that agent as his last end . The same may be said of avoiding that which is in itself painful ...
... agent has in view in any thing he does , which is agreeable to him in itself , and not merely for the sake of something else , is regarded by that agent as his last end . The same may be said of avoiding that which is in itself painful ...
Tartalomjegyzék
Preface | 7 |
His Deportment at Northampton | 41 |
His Dismission from Northampton | 55 |
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