The Works of President Edwards, 1. kötetB. Franklin, 1968 |
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125. oldal
... doctrine , with being Arminians . For whatever may be the consequences of the doctrine really , yet some that hold this doctrine , may not own nor see these consequences ; and it would be unjust , in many instances , to charge every ...
... doctrine , with being Arminians . For whatever may be the consequences of the doctrine really , yet some that hold this doctrine , may not own nor see these consequences ; and it would be unjust , in many instances , to charge every ...
354. oldal
... doctrines . It may be further observed , that certainly it is no better Objection against our doctrine , that it agrees , in some respects , with the doctrine of the antient Stoic philosophers ; than it is against theirs , wherein they ...
... doctrines . It may be further observed , that certainly it is no better Objection against our doctrine , that it agrees , in some respects , with the doctrine of the antient Stoic philosophers ; than it is against theirs , wherein they ...
407. oldal
... doctrine of necessity , but was the greatest maintainer of contingence . The doctrine of necessity , which supposes a necessary connection of all events , on some antecedent ground and reason of their existence , is the only medium we ...
... doctrine of necessity , but was the greatest maintainer of contingence . The doctrine of necessity , which supposes a necessary connection of all events , on some antecedent ground and reason of their existence , is the only medium we ...
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Preface | 7 |
His Deportment at Northampton | 41 |
His Dismission from Northampton | 55 |
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according actions agent agreeable answer antecedent appears arises Arminians blame called cause choice choose Christ circumstances command common concerning connection consequence considered consists contingence contrary created creature dependence desire determined difficulty disposition divine doctrine effect Endeavours equally eternal event evidence evil excellent exercise existence express follow freedom future give glory God's ground happiness heart holy implies impossible inclination inconsistent Indifference infinite influence instance kind knowledge less liberty light Lord manifest manner matter means mind moral moral agency Motive nature necessarily necessary necessity never notion object observed opposite original otherwise particular pass perfect perfectly person positive possible praise present principles promises proper properly prove reason regard respect scripture sense soul speak suppose things tion true truth understanding universe vice virtue virtuous volition wherein whole worthy