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167. oldal
We first ascend , and prove a posteriori , or from effects , that there must be an eternal Cause ; and then secondly ... from the proved necessity of his existence , we may descend , and prove many of his perfections a priori * .
We first ascend , and prove a posteriori , or from effects , that there must be an eternal Cause ; and then secondly ... from the proved necessity of his existence , we may descend , and prove many of his perfections a priori * .
242. oldal
But there is no force in this arguing : for it is built wholly on this supposition , that nothing can prove , or be an evidence of a thing being necessary , but that which has a causal influence to make it so .
But there is no force in this arguing : for it is built wholly on this supposition , that nothing can prove , or be an evidence of a thing being necessary , but that which has a causal influence to make it so .
272. oldal
If these things are true , in Dr. WHITBY's sense of Necessity , they will prove all such to be blameless , who are given up of God to Sin , in what they commit after they are thus given up .--- That there is such a thing as men being ...
If these things are true , in Dr. WHITBY's sense of Necessity , they will prove all such to be blameless , who are given up of God to Sin , in what they commit after they are thus given up .--- That there is such a thing as men being ...
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Preface | 7 |
His Deportment at Northampton | 41 |
His Dismission from Northampton | 55 |
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