The Works of President Edwards, 1. kötetB. Franklin, 1968 |
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149. oldal
... inclination and will itself ; which does not admit of the supposition of a will to oppose and resist it . For it is ... inclination ; or the strength of a contrary inclination ; or the want of sufficient motives in view , to induce and ...
... inclination and will itself ; which does not admit of the supposition of a will to oppose and resist it . For it is ... inclination ; or the strength of a contrary inclination ; or the want of sufficient motives in view , to induce and ...
187. oldal
... inclination of the Will . To suppose otherwise , would be the same thing as to suppose that the Will is inclined contrary to its present prevailing inclination , or contrary to what it is inclined to . That which the Will prefers , to ...
... inclination of the Will . To suppose otherwise , would be the same thing as to suppose that the Will is inclined contrary to its present prevailing inclination , or contrary to what it is inclined to . That which the Will prefers , to ...
306. oldal
... inclination , or a preponderancy of those circumstances , which have a tendency to move the inclination . And , indeed , it comes to just the same thing : to say , the circumstances of the mind are such as tend to sway and turn its ...
... inclination , or a preponderancy of those circumstances , which have a tendency to move the inclination . And , indeed , it comes to just the same thing : to say , the circumstances of the mind are such as tend to sway and turn its ...
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Preface | 7 |
His Deportment at Northampton | 41 |
His Dismission from Northampton | 55 |
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