The Works of President Edwards, 1. kötetB. Franklin, 1968 |
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328. oldal
... 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 , considered with regard to its consequences , these ...
... 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 , considered with regard to its consequences , these ...
427. oldal
... notion or conception , even of this liberty , does not contain any judgment or conception how he comes by that choice , which first determines his pleasure , or which originally fixed his own will respecting the affair . Or if any shall ...
... notion or conception , even of this liberty , does not contain any judgment or conception how he comes by that choice , which first determines his pleasure , or which originally fixed his own will respecting the affair . Or if any shall ...
435. oldal
... notion of such liberty as this , so strongly , that it is impossible to root it out , that indeed men have no such notion of liberty at all , and that it is utterly impossible , by any means whatsoever to implant or introduce such a notion ...
... notion of such liberty as this , so strongly , that it is impossible to root it out , that indeed men have no such notion of liberty at all , and that it is utterly impossible , by any means whatsoever to implant or introduce such a notion ...
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Preface | 7 |
His Deportment at Northampton | 41 |
His Dismission from Northampton | 55 |
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