The Works of President Edwards, 1. kötetB. Franklin, 1968 |
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... principles were , the general cry was to have him dismissed , as what alone would satisfy them . This was evident from the whole tenor of their conduct , as they neglected and opposed the most proper means of calmly considering , and so ...
... principles were , the general cry was to have him dismissed , as what alone would satisfy them . This was evident from the whole tenor of their conduct , as they neglected and opposed the most proper means of calmly considering , and so ...
311. oldal
... principles , the very notion of virtue or vice implies absurdity and contradiction . For it is absurd in itself , and contrary to common sense , to suppose a virtuous act of mind without any good intention or aim ; and , by their principles ...
... principles , the very notion of virtue or vice implies absurdity and contradiction . For it is absurd in itself , and contrary to common sense , to suppose a virtuous act of mind without any good intention or aim ; and , by their principles ...
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... principles , in reference to the existence of sin in the universe , though there are many excellent remarks interspersed , and sound reasoning as far as his data would admit , yet he is evidently embarrassed ; makes concessions which ...
... principles , in reference to the existence of sin in the universe , though there are many excellent remarks interspersed , and sound reasoning as far as his data would admit , yet he is evidently embarrassed ; makes concessions which ...
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Preface | 7 |
His Deportment at Northampton | 41 |
His Dismission from Northampton | 55 |
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