The Works of President Edwards, 1. kötetB. Franklin, 1968 |
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286. oldal
... equally so in every instance .--- In answer to this objection , I desire two things may be observed . First , That if by being equally unable , be meant , as really unable ; then , so far as the inability is merely moral , it is true ...
... equally so in every instance .--- In answer to this objection , I desire two things may be observed . First , That if by being equally unable , be meant , as really unable ; then , so far as the inability is merely moral , it is true ...
399. oldal
... equally true , may not be equally obvious . 6. The origin of moral evil cannot be one principle . For were it one , it must be either a positive or negative cause . If positive , it would be ultimately from God ; but this would exclude ...
... equally true , may not be equally obvious . 6. The origin of moral evil cannot be one principle . For were it one , it must be either a positive or negative cause . If positive , it would be ultimately from God ; but this would exclude ...
469. oldal
... equally present in the divine mind . He beheld them with equal clearness , certainty and fulness , in every respect , as he doth now . They were always equally present ; as with him there is no variableness or succession . He ever ...
... equally present in the divine mind . He beheld them with equal clearness , certainty and fulness , in every respect , as he doth now . They were always equally present ; as with him there is no variableness or succession . He ever ...
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Preface | 7 |
His Deportment at Northampton | 41 |
His Dismission from Northampton | 55 |
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