The Works of President Edwards, 1. kötetB. Franklin, 1968 |
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188. oldal
... degree of motion by virtue of that previous tendency ; but by its self - moving power it adds one degree more to its motion , and moves so much more swiftly towards the center of the earth than it would do by its gravity only it is ...
... degree of motion by virtue of that previous tendency ; but by its self - moving power it adds one degree more to its motion , and moves so much more swiftly towards the center of the earth than it would do by its gravity only it is ...
274. oldal
... degrees of such hindrance take away all such liberty , then nine degrees take away nine parts in ten , and leave but one degree of liberty . And therefore there is but one degree of blameableness , cæteris paribus , in the neglect ; the ...
... degrees of such hindrance take away all such liberty , then nine degrees take away nine parts in ten , and leave but one degree of liberty . And therefore there is but one degree of blameableness , cæteris paribus , in the neglect ; the ...
393. oldal
... degree . And this restriction is necessary two ways : 6. First , the objects of benevolence , at least in this world , compose a system ; and every system , whether natural or moral , implies a subordination and compara tive superiority ...
... degree . And this restriction is necessary two ways : 6. First , the objects of benevolence , at least in this world , compose a system ; and every system , whether natural or moral , implies a subordination and compara tive superiority ...
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His Mission to the Indians | 75 |
Appendix | 91 |
Preface | 123 |
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