The Works of President Edwards, 1. kötetB. Franklin, 1968 |
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393. oldal
... benevolence as to extent and degree . 7. Secondly , the exercise of benevolence is an exercise of will ; and the the exercise of will implies diversity of objects , and a preference of some , rather , than others , to occupy the more ...
... benevolence as to extent and degree . 7. Secondly , the exercise of benevolence is an exercise of will ; and the the exercise of will implies diversity of objects , and a preference of some , rather , than others , to occupy the more ...
396. oldal
... benevolence is not more uni- versal , and thereby moral evil altogether prevented ? Why the cone ( to which benevolence has been compared ) is not a cylinder , whose base is commensurate with the plane of creatural existence , and whose ...
... benevolence is not more uni- versal , and thereby moral evil altogether prevented ? Why the cone ( to which benevolence has been compared ) is not a cylinder , whose base is commensurate with the plane of creatural existence , and whose ...
479. oldal
... benevolence . This kind of self - love is properly called selfishness . In some sense , the most benevolent , generous person in the world , seeks his own happiness in doing good to others ; because he places his happiness in their good ...
... benevolence . This kind of self - love is properly called selfishness . In some sense , the most benevolent , generous person in the world , seeks his own happiness in doing good to others ; because he places his happiness in their good ...
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His Mission to the Indians | 83 |
Appendix | 91 |
A Brief Account of Mrs Burr | 98 |
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