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143. oldal
The connection of the subject and predicate of a proposition , which affirms the existence of something , may be fixed and made certain , because the existence of that thing is already come to pass ; and either now is , or has been ...
The connection of the subject and predicate of a proposition , which affirms the existence of something , may be fixed and made certain , because the existence of that thing is already come to pass ; and either now is , or has been ...
170. oldal
If any should imagine , there is something in the sort of Event that renders it possible for it to come into existence without a Cause , and should say , that the free acts of the will are existences of an exceeding different nature ...
If any should imagine , there is something in the sort of Event that renders it possible for it to come into existence without a Cause , and should say , that the free acts of the will are existences of an exceeding different nature ...
244. oldal
Because it shews the existence of the event to be so settled and firm , that it is as if it had already been ; in as much as in effect it actually exists already ; its future existence has already had actual influence and efficiency ...
Because it shews the existence of the event to be so settled and firm , that it is as if it had already been ; in as much as in effect it actually exists already ; its future existence has already had actual influence and efficiency ...
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Preface | 7 |
His Deportment at Northampton | 41 |
His Dismission from Northampton | 55 |
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