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To suppose otherwise , would be the same thing as to suppose that the Will is inclined contrary to its present prevailing inclination , or contrary to what it is inclined to . That which the Will prefers , to that , all things ...
To suppose otherwise , would be the same thing as to suppose that the Will is inclined contrary to its present prevailing inclination , or contrary to what it is inclined to . That which the Will prefers , to that , all things ...
252. oldal
For to suppose that it could have been otherwise , if the will or soul had pleased , is to suppose that the act is dependent on some prior act of choice or pleasure ; contrary to what is now supposed ; it is to suppose that it might ...
For to suppose that it could have been otherwise , if the will or soul had pleased , is to suppose that the act is dependent on some prior act of choice or pleasure ; contrary to what is now supposed ; it is to suppose that it might ...
363. oldal
That if a man " were perfectly wise and good , he could not do otherwise than be constantly and certainly determined by the fitness of things . " One thing more I would observe , before I conclude this section ; and that is , that if it ...
That if a man " were perfectly wise and good , he could not do otherwise than be constantly and certainly determined by the fitness of things . " One thing more I would observe , before I conclude this section ; and that is , that if it ...
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Preface | 7 |
His Deportment at Northampton | 41 |
His Dismission from Northampton | 55 |
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