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238. oldal
To suppose the future volitions ... it is not impossible but that they may not come to pass ; and yet to suppose that God certainly foreknows them , and knows all things ; is to suppose God's Knowledge to be inconsistent with itself .
To suppose the future volitions ... it is not impossible but that they may not come to pass ; and yet to suppose that God certainly foreknows them , and knows all things ; is to suppose God's Knowledge to be inconsistent with itself .
331. oldal
And it is no absurdity to suppose , that contrary relations may belong to the same thing , at the same time , with respect to different things . So to suppose , that there are acts of the soul by which a man voluntarily moves , and acts ...
And it is no absurdity to suppose , that contrary relations may belong to the same thing , at the same time , with respect to different things . So to suppose , that there are acts of the soul by which a man voluntarily moves , and acts ...
372. oldal
But , I think , it would be unreasonable to suppose , that God made one atom in vain , or without any end or motive . He made not one atom , but what was a work of his Almighty Power , as much as the whole globe of the earth ...
But , I think , it would be unreasonable to suppose , that God made one atom in vain , or without any end or motive . He made not one atom , but what was a work of his Almighty Power , as much as the whole globe of the earth ...
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Preface | 7 |
His Deportment at Northampton | 41 |
His Dismission from Northampton | 55 |
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