The Works of President Edwards, 1. kötetB. Franklin, 1968 |
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334. oldal
... less virtue in what is done ; and so it is less praiseworthy and rewardable . The reason is easy , viz . because such a natural propensity or ten- dency is an approach to natural necessity ; and the greater the propensity , still so ...
... less virtue in what is done ; and so it is less praiseworthy and rewardable . The reason is easy , viz . because such a natural propensity or ten- dency is an approach to natural necessity ; and the greater the propensity , still so ...
342. oldal
... less virtuous , and the less to be esteemed , loved and praised ; that it is agreeable to the natural Notions of all mankind , that he is so much the better man , worthy of greater respect , and higher commendation . And the stronger ...
... less virtuous , and the less to be esteemed , loved and praised ; that it is agreeable to the natural Notions of all mankind , that he is so much the better man , worthy of greater respect , and higher commendation . And the stronger ...
469. oldal
... less happy , if he was less good or if he had not that perfection of nature which consists in a propensity of nature to diffuse his own fulness . And he would be less happy , if it were possible for him to be hindered in the exercise of ...
... less happy , if he was less good or if he had not that perfection of nature which consists in a propensity of nature to diffuse his own fulness . And he would be less happy , if it were possible for him to be hindered in the exercise of ...
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His Mission to the Indians | 75 |
Appendix | 91 |
Preface | 123 |
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