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149. oldal
But no such opposition , or contrary will and endeavour , is supposable in the case of moral Necessity ; which is a certainty of the inclination and will itself ; which does not admit of the supposition of a will to oppose and resist it ...
But no such opposition , or contrary will and endeavour , is supposable in the case of moral Necessity ; which is a certainty of the inclination and will itself ; which does not admit of the supposition of a will to oppose and resist it ...
187. oldal
Surely the Will cannot act or choose contrary to a remaining prevailing inclination of the Will . To suppose otherwise , would be the same thing as to suppose that the Will is inclined contrary to its present prevailing inclination ...
Surely the Will cannot act or choose contrary to a remaining prevailing inclination of the Will . To suppose otherwise , would be the same thing as to suppose that the Will is inclined contrary to its present prevailing inclination ...
386. oldal
Because , although these dissimilar exercises of the Divine Will may , in some respects , relate to the same things , yet , in strictness , they have different and contrary objects , the one evil and the other good .
Because , although these dissimilar exercises of the Divine Will may , in some respects , relate to the same things , yet , in strictness , they have different and contrary objects , the one evil and the other good .
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Preface | 7 |
His Deportment at Northampton | 41 |
His Dismission from Northampton | 55 |
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