The Works of President Edwards, 1. kötetB. Franklin, 1968 |
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200. oldal
... necessarily , and can be otherwise in no instance : because it is asserted , that it implies a contradiction , to ... necessarily so , the Will necessarily follows this light or view of the Understanding , not only in some of its acts ...
... necessarily , and can be otherwise in no instance : because it is asserted , that it implies a contradiction , to ... necessarily so , the Will necessarily follows this light or view of the Understanding , not only in some of its acts ...
361. oldal
... necessarily , in every case , to will in the highest degree holily and happily ; then why is it not also something ... necessarily wise , than to be necessarily holy . And , if neither of them be to his dishonour , then it is not to his ...
... necessarily , in every case , to will in the highest degree holily and happily ; then why is it not also something ... necessarily wise , than to be necessarily holy . And , if neither of them be to his dishonour , then it is not to his ...
405. oldal
... necessarily determined to act holily and justly ; because , if it were necessarily determined , he would not be a moral agent in thus acting : his will would be attended with necessity ; which , they say , is inconsistent with maral ...
... necessarily determined to act holily and justly ; because , if it were necessarily determined , he would not be a moral agent in thus acting : his will would be attended with necessity ; which , they say , is inconsistent with maral ...
Tartalomjegyzék
Preface | 7 |
His Deportment at Northampton | 41 |
His Dismission from Northampton | 55 |
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