The Works of President Edwards, 1. kötetB. Franklin, 1968 |
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133. oldal
... agreeable ; nor indeed , as indifferent , and neither agreeable nor disagreeable . But if it tends to draw the inclination , and move the Will , it must be under the notion of that which suits the mind . And therefore that must have the ...
... agreeable ; nor indeed , as indifferent , and neither agreeable nor disagreeable . But if it tends to draw the inclination , and move the Will , it must be under the notion of that which suits the mind . And therefore that must have the ...
134. oldal
... agreeable to him . If he chooses to drink it , and not to let it alone ; then this action , as it stands in the view of his mind , with all that belongs to its appearance there , is more agreeable and pleasing than letting it alone ...
... agreeable to him . If he chooses to drink it , and not to let it alone ; then this action , as it stands in the view of his mind , with all that belongs to its appearance there , is more agreeable and pleasing than letting it alone ...
137. oldal
... agreeable to one , does not so to another . And the same ob- ject does not always appear alike agreeable to the same per- son , at different times . It is most agreeable to some men , to follow their reason ; and to others , to follow ...
... agreeable to one , does not so to another . And the same ob- ject does not always appear alike agreeable to the same per- son , at different times . It is most agreeable to some men , to follow their reason ; and to others , to follow ...
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His Mission to the Indians | 83 |
Appendix | 91 |
A Brief Account of Mrs Burr | 98 |
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