The Works of President Edwards, 1. kötetB. Franklin, 1968 |
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391. oldal
... evil , but for excellent ends - that the events of moral evils are disposed by wisdom - that God may be the ordrer and disposer of moral evil , which in the agent is infinitely evil , but in the orderer of it no evil at all — that in ...
... evil , but for excellent ends - that the events of moral evils are disposed by wisdom - that God may be the ordrer and disposer of moral evil , which in the agent is infinitely evil , but in the orderer of it no evil at all — that in ...
399. oldal
... 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 a moral alternative , the very essence of moral agency , and ...
... 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 a moral alternative , the very essence of moral agency , and ...
400. oldal
... evil . How came it then to produce evil ? He answers , " This arises wholly from the abuse of liberty . " But what is the cause of this effect called " the abuse of liberty ? " This in fact is the whole of the difficulty , and yet he ...
... evil . How came it then to produce evil ? He answers , " This arises wholly from the abuse of liberty . " But what is the cause of this effect called " the abuse of liberty ? " This in fact is the whole of the difficulty , and yet he ...
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Preface | 7 |
His Deportment at Northampton | 41 |
His Dismission from Northampton | 55 |
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