The Works of President Edwards, 1. kötetB. Franklin, 1968 |
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153. oldal
... persons ; and not the properties of properties . There are two things contrary to what is called Liberty in common speech . One is constraint ; otherwise called force , compulsion , and coaction ; which is a person's being necessitated ...
... persons ; and not the properties of properties . There are two things contrary to what is called Liberty in common speech . One is constraint ; otherwise called force , compulsion , and coaction ; which is a person's being necessitated ...
289. oldal
... person that receives the kindness , through his vile and ungrateful temper : in this case , the insufficiency of the ... person's faculties , this insufficiency is attended with a natural Inability , which entirely excuses it , 2 , As to ...
... person that receives the kindness , through his vile and ungrateful temper : in this case , the insufficiency of the ... person's faculties , this insufficiency is attended with a natural Inability , which entirely excuses it , 2 , As to ...
456. oldal
... person that is disinterested . For being interested unfits a person to be an arbiter or judge , no otherwise , than as interest tends to mislead his judgment , or incline him to act contrary to it . But that God should be in danger of ...
... person that is disinterested . For being interested unfits a person to be an arbiter or judge , no otherwise , than as interest tends to mislead his judgment , or incline him to act contrary to it . But that God should be in danger of ...
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Preface | 7 |
His Deportment at Northampton | 41 |
His Dismission from Northampton | 55 |
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