The Works of President Edwards, 1. kötetB. Franklin, 1968 |
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303. oldal
... Virtue or Vice . Here if any one should say , that notwithstanding all these things , there may be the nature of Virtue and Vice in the Habits of the mind ; because these Habits may be the effects of those acts , wherein the mind ...
... Virtue or Vice . Here if any one should say , that notwithstanding all these things , there may be the nature of Virtue and Vice in the Habits of the mind ; because these Habits may be the effects of those acts , wherein the mind ...
310. oldal
... virtue , or the odiousness and folly of ways of vice . This notion of liberty and moral agency frustrates all endeavours to draw men to virtue by instruction or persuasion , precept or example : for though these things may induce them ...
... virtue , or the odiousness and folly of ways of vice . This notion of liberty and moral agency frustrates all endeavours to draw men to virtue by instruction or persuasion , precept or example : for though these things may induce them ...
313. oldal
... Virtue and Vice of Dispositions of the Heart , and Acts of the Will , lies not in their Cause , but their Nature * . ONE main foundation of the reasons , which are brought to establish the forementioned notions of liberty , virtue ...
... Virtue and Vice of Dispositions of the Heart , and Acts of the Will , lies not in their Cause , but their Nature * . ONE main foundation of the reasons , which are brought to establish the forementioned notions of liberty , virtue ...
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Preface | 7 |
His Deportment at Northampton | 41 |
His Dismission from Northampton | 55 |
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