The Works of President Edwards, 1. kötetB. Franklin, 1968 |
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143. oldal
... connected of themselves . ( 2. ) The connection of the subject and predicate of a proposition , which affirms the existence of something , may be fixed and made certain , because the existence of that thing is already come to pass ; and ...
... connected of themselves . ( 2. ) The connection of the subject and predicate of a proposition , which affirms the existence of something , may be fixed and made certain , because the existence of that thing is already come to pass ; and ...
195. oldal
... connection and dependence is not total , but partial , and that the effect , though it has some connection and dependence , yet is not entirely dependent on it ; that is the same thing as to say , that not all that is in the event is an ...
... connection and dependence is not total , but partial , and that the effect , though it has some connection and dependence , yet is not entirely dependent on it ; that is the same thing as to say , that not all that is in the event is an ...
236. oldal
... connected with something whose existence is now necessary , is itself not necessary , then it may possibly not exist , notwithstanding that indissoluble connection of its existence . -Whether the absurdity be not glaring , let the ...
... connected with something whose existence is now necessary , is itself not necessary , then it may possibly not exist , notwithstanding that indissoluble connection of its existence . -Whether the absurdity be not glaring , let the ...
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Preface | 7 |
His Deportment at Northampton | 41 |
His Dismission from Northampton | 55 |
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