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328. oldal
And yet , at the same time , it is essential to their notion of the act , that it is what the Agent is the Author of freely and voluntarily , and that is , by previous choice and design . So that , according to their notion of the act ...
And yet , at the same time , it is essential to their notion of the act , that it is what the Agent is the Author of freely and voluntarily , and that is , by previous choice and design . So that , according to their notion of the act ...
427. oldal
If he be a man of com : non sense , by this time he will see his own absurdity : for he must needs see that his notion or conception , even of this liberty , does not contain any judgment or conception how he comes by that choice ...
If he be a man of com : non sense , by this time he will see his own absurdity : for he must needs see that his notion or conception , even of this liberty , does not contain any judgment or conception how he comes by that choice ...
435. oldal
But how should a notion of liberty , consisting in accident or loose chance , encourage care and industry ? I should think it would rather entirely discourage every thing of this nature . For surely , if our actions do not depend on our ...
But how should a notion of liberty , consisting in accident or loose chance , encourage care and industry ? I should think it would rather entirely discourage every thing of this nature . For surely , if our actions do not depend on our ...
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Preface | 7 |
His Deportment at Northampton | 41 |
His Dismission from Northampton | 55 |
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