The Works of President Edwards, 1. kötetB. Franklin, 1968 |
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330. oldal
... opposite existences , but only opposite relations . 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 ...
... opposite existences , but only opposite relations . 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 ...
331. oldal
... opposite relation to the other , viz . a relation of power , or force , exerted by some cause , towards another thing , which is the subject of the effect of that power . Indeed , the word Action is frequently used to signify something ...
... opposite relation to the other , viz . a relation of power , or force , exerted by some cause , towards another thing , which is the subject of the effect of that power . Indeed , the word Action is frequently used to signify something ...
479. oldal
... opposite to a general benevolence . This kind of self - love is properly called selfishness . In some sense , the most benevolent , generous person in the world , seeks his own happiness in doing good to others ; because he places his ...
... opposite to a general benevolence . This kind of self - love is properly called selfishness . In some sense , the most benevolent , generous person in the world , seeks his own happiness in doing good to others ; because he places his ...
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Preface | 7 |
His Deportment at Northampton | 41 |
His Dismission from Northampton | 55 |
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