The Works of President Edwards, 1. kötetB. Franklin, 1968 |
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134. oldal
... judges will be the consequence of it : he may judge that this future misery , when it comes , will be more disagreeable and unpleasant , than refraining from drinking now would be . But these two things are not the proper objects that ...
... judges will be the consequence of it : he may judge that this future misery , when it comes , will be more disagreeable and unpleasant , than refraining from drinking now would be . But these two things are not the proper objects that ...
177. oldal
... judge , whether it will not fol- low that there is a free choice going before the first free act of the will exerted in the case ! And finally , let every one judge whether in the scheme of these writers there be any possibility of ...
... judge , whether it will not fol- low that there is a free choice going before the first free act of the will exerted in the case ! And finally , let every one judge whether in the scheme of these writers there be any possibility of ...
454. oldal
... judge with greater ease and satisfaction , to consider , what we can suppose would be determined by some third being of perfect wisdom and rectitude , that should be perfectly indifferent and disinterested . Or if we make the ...
... judge with greater ease and satisfaction , to consider , what we can suppose would be determined by some third being of perfect wisdom and rectitude , that should be perfectly indifferent and disinterested . Or if we make the ...
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His Mission to the Indians | 83 |
Appendix | 91 |
A Brief Account of Mrs Burr | 98 |
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