The Works of President Edwards, 1. kötetB. Franklin, 1968 |
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176. oldal
... liberty , con- sisting in the will determining its own acts . This being the true state of the Arminian notion of liberty , the writers who defend it are forced into gress incon- sistences , in what they say upon this subject . To ...
... liberty , con- sisting in the will determining its own acts . This being the true state of the Arminian notion of liberty , the writers who defend it are forced into gress incon- sistences , in what they say upon this subject . To ...
189. oldal
... Liberty ; but Liberty must yet continue , and co - exist with the act ; the soul remaining in possession of Liberty . Because that is the notion of a free act of the soul , even an act wherein the soul uses or ex- ercises Liberty . But ...
... Liberty ; but Liberty must yet continue , and co - exist with the act ; the soul remaining in possession of Liberty . Because that is the notion of a free act of the soul , even an act wherein the soul uses or ex- ercises Liberty . But ...
400. oldal
... liberty is a perfection , rather than an evil . How came it then to produce evil ? He answers , " This arises wholly from the abuse of liberty . " But what is the cause of this effect called " the abuse of liberty ? " This in fact is ...
... liberty is a perfection , rather than an evil . How came it then to produce evil ? He answers , " This arises wholly from the abuse of liberty . " But what is the cause of this effect called " the abuse of liberty ? " This in fact is ...
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His Mission to the Indians | 75 |
Appendix | 91 |
Preface | 123 |
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