The Works of President Edwards, 1. kötetB. Franklin, 1968 |
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... otherwise in no instance : be- cause it is asserted , that it implies a contradiction , to suppose it ever to be otherwise . I am sensible , the doctor's aim in these assertions is against the Calvinists ; to shew , in opposition to ...
... otherwise in no instance : be- cause it is asserted , that it implies a contradiction , to suppose it ever to be otherwise . I am sensible , the doctor's aim in these assertions is against the Calvinists ; to shew , in opposition to ...
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... otherwise . 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 ...
... otherwise . 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 ...
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... otherwise . But to suppose that his volitions might have been otherwise than they are , the motives and state of the mind being the same , would be to make him in his vơ- litions the sport of chance , or a mere non - entity . 5. He then ...
... otherwise . But to suppose that his volitions might have been otherwise than they are , the motives and state of the mind being the same , would be to make him in his vơ- litions the sport of chance , or a mere non - entity . 5. He then ...
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His Mission to the Indians | 75 |
Appendix | 91 |
Preface | 123 |
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