The Works of President Edwards, 1. kötetB. Franklin, 1968 |
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129. oldal
... exertion of the members of his body in order to it ; because he has no expectation that he should obtain the desired end by any such exertion ; and he does not prefer , or incline to , any bodily exertion , under this apprehended ...
... exertion of the members of his body in order to it ; because he has no expectation that he should obtain the desired end by any such exertion ; and he does not prefer , or incline to , any bodily exertion , under this apprehended ...
163. oldal
... exertion itself , is to make the exertion both cause and effect ; or the exerting such an act , to be a cause of the exertion of such an act . For the question is , What is the cause and reason of the soul's exerting such an act ? To ...
... exertion itself , is to make the exertion both cause and effect ; or the exerting such an act , to be a cause of the exertion of such an act . For the question is , What is the cause and reason of the soul's exerting such an act ? To ...
216. oldal
... EXERTION of the active faculty , because that faculty would not be exerted without some PREVIOUS REASON TO DISPOSE the mind to action ; so from hence it plainly appears , that when a man is said to be disposed to one action rather than ...
... EXERTION of the active faculty , because that faculty would not be exerted without some PREVIOUS REASON TO DISPOSE the mind to action ; so from hence it plainly appears , that when a man is said to be disposed to one action rather than ...
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His Mission to the Indians | 75 |
Appendix | 91 |
Preface | 123 |
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