The Works of President Edwards, 1. kötetB. Franklin, 1968 |
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144. oldal
... things that exist may be said to be necessary , either with a general or particular Necessity . The existence of a thing may be said to be necessary with a general Necessity , when , all things considered , there is a foundation for the ...
... things that exist may be said to be necessary , either with a general or particular Necessity . The existence of a thing may be said to be necessary with a general Necessity , when , all things considered , there is a foundation for the ...
168. oldal
... things may come in- to existence without any Cause at all , then they doubtless may without any Cause answerable to the effect . Our minds do alike naturally suppose and determine both these things ; namely , that what begins to be has ...
... things may come in- to existence without any Cause at all , then they doubtless may without any Cause answerable to the effect . Our minds do alike naturally suppose and determine both these things ; namely , that what begins to be has ...
362. oldal
... things ; for this existence and situation necessarily makes such an appearance to the mind ; from this appearance flows a necessary percep- tion and judgment , concerning these things ; this judgment , necessarily determines the will ...
... things ; for this existence and situation necessarily makes such an appearance to the mind ; from this appearance flows a necessary percep- tion and judgment , concerning these things ; this judgment , necessarily determines the will ...
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His Mission to the Indians | 75 |
Appendix | 91 |
Preface | 123 |
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