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195. oldal
And to say , the event is not dependent on its cause , is absurd ; it is the same thing as to say , it is not its cause , nor the event the effect of it ; for dependence on the influence of a cause is the very notion of an effect .
And to say , the event is not dependent on its cause , is absurd ; it is the same thing as to say , it is not its cause , nor the event the effect of it ; for dependence on the influence of a cause is the very notion of an effect .
239. oldal
If volitions are in themselves contingent events , without all Necessity , then it is no argument of perfection of ... the absolute decrees of God are no more inconsistent with human liberty , on account of any Necessity of the event ...
If volitions are in themselves contingent events , without all Necessity , then it is no argument of perfection of ... the absolute decrees of God are no more inconsistent with human liberty , on account of any Necessity of the event ...
243. oldal
Certain After - knowledge proves that it is now , by some means or other , become impossible but that the proposition , which predicates past existence on the event should be true . And so does certain Foreknowledge prove , that now ...
Certain After - knowledge proves that it is now , by some means or other , become impossible but that the proposition , which predicates past existence on the event should be true . And so does certain Foreknowledge prove , that now ...
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Preface | 7 |
His Deportment at Northampton | 41 |
His Dismission from Northampton | 55 |
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