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The will may be perfectly indifferent , and yet the will may determine itself to choose one or the other . " And again , in the same page , " I am entirely indifferent to either ; and yet my Will may determine itself to choose .
The will may be perfectly indifferent , and yet the will may determine itself to choose one or the other . " And again , in the same page , " I am entirely indifferent to either ; and yet my Will may determine itself to choose .
199. oldal
Whence all that God requires of us is and can be only this ; to refuse the evil , and choose the good . Wherefore , to say that evidence proposed , apprehended and considered , is not sufficient to make the Understanding approve ...
Whence all that God requires of us is and can be only this ; to refuse the evil , and choose the good . Wherefore , to say that evidence proposed , apprehended and considered , is not sufficient to make the Understanding approve ...
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356 , " Though it be highly reasonable , that a man should always choose the greater good , -yet he may , if he PLEASE , CHOOSE otherwise . " Which is the same thing as if he had said , he may , if he chooses choose otherwise .
356 , " Though it be highly reasonable , that a man should always choose the greater good , -yet he may , if he PLEASE , CHOOSE otherwise . " Which is the same thing as if he had said , he may , if he chooses choose otherwise .
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Preface | 7 |
His Deportment at Northampton | 41 |
His Dismission from Northampton | 55 |
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