The Works of President Edwards, 1. kötetB. Franklin, 1968 |
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143. oldal
... pass ; and either now is , or has been ; and so has , as it were , made sure of existence . And therefore , the proposition which affirms present and past existence of it , may by this means , be made certain , and necessarily and ...
... pass ; and either now is , or has been ; and so has , as it were , made sure of existence . And therefore , the proposition which affirms present and past existence of it , may by this means , be made certain , and necessarily and ...
164. oldal
... pass , and the manner of it , then it does not remain a contingent thing whether they shall come to pass or no . And because it is a question in many respects very important in this controversy , Whether the free acts of the will are ...
... pass , and the manner of it , then it does not remain a contingent thing whether they shall come to pass or no . And because it is a question in many respects very important in this controversy , Whether the free acts of the will are ...
246. oldal
... pass . God viewing things so perfectly and unchangeably , as that there is no succession in his ideas or judgment , does not hinder but that there is properly now , in the mind of God , a certain and perfect Knowledge of the moral ...
... pass . God viewing things so perfectly and unchangeably , as that there is no succession in his ideas or judgment , does not hinder but that there is properly now , in the mind of God , a certain and perfect Knowledge of the moral ...
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Preface | 7 |
His Deportment at Northampton | 41 |
His Dismission from Northampton | 55 |
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