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236. oldal
It is no less evident , that if there be a full , certain , and infallible Foreknowledge of the future existence of the volitions of moral agents , then there is a certain , infallible and indissoluble connection between those events ...
It is no less evident , that if there be a full , certain , and infallible Foreknowledge of the future existence of the volitions of moral agents , then there is a certain , infallible and indissoluble connection between those events ...
243. oldal
And so does certain Foreknowledge prove , that now , in the time of the Knowledge , it is , by some means or other , become impossible but that the proposition , which predicates future existence on the event , should be true .
And so does certain Foreknowledge prove , that now , in the time of the Knowledge , it is , by some means or other , become impossible but that the proposition , which predicates future existence on the event , should be true .
244. oldal
Knowledge does not affect the thing known , to make it more certain or more future . But yet , I say , it supposes and proves the thing to be already , both future , and certain ; i . e . necessarily future .
Knowledge does not affect the thing known , to make it more certain or more future . But yet , I say , it supposes and proves the thing to be already , both future , and certain ; i . e . necessarily future .
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Preface | 7 |
His Deportment at Northampton | 41 |
His Dismission from Northampton | 55 |
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