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The words cause and effect are terms of opposite signification ; but , nevertheless , if I assert , that the same thing may , at the same time , in different respects and relations , be both cause and effect , this will not prove that I ...
The words cause and effect are terms of opposite signification ; but , nevertheless , if I assert , that the same thing may , at the same time , in different respects and relations , be both cause and effect , this will not prove that I ...
331. oldal
And Action , when set properly in opposition to Passion , or Passiveness , is no real existence ; it is not the same with AN Action , but is a mere relation it is the Activeness of something on another thing , being the opposite ...
And Action , when set properly in opposition to Passion , or Passiveness , is no real existence ; it is not the same with AN Action , but is a mere relation it is the Activeness of something on another thing , being the opposite ...
479. oldal
... others from self - love , may be inconsistent with the freeness of beneficence . And I conceive there are only these two ways , 1. When any does good to another from confined selflove , which is opposite to a general benevolence .
... others from self - love , may be inconsistent with the freeness of beneficence . And I conceive there are only these two ways , 1. When any does good to another from confined selflove , which is opposite to a general benevolence .
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Preface | 7 |
His Deportment at Northampton | 41 |
His Dismission from Northampton | 55 |
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