The Works of President Edwards, 1. kötetB. Franklin, 1968 |
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300. oldal
... virtuous heart , is to have a heart that favours Virtue , and is friendly to it , and not one perfectly cold and indifferent about it . And besides , the actions that are done in a state of İndifference , or that arise immediately out ...
... virtuous heart , is to have a heart that favours Virtue , and is friendly to it , and not one perfectly cold and indifferent about it . And besides , the actions that are done in a state of İndifference , or that arise immediately out ...
311. oldal
... virtuous act of mind without any good intention or aim ; and , by their principles , it is absurd to suppose a virtuous act with a good intention or aim ; for to act for an end , is to act from a Motive . So that if we rely on these ...
... virtuous act of mind without any good intention or aim ; and , by their principles , it is absurd to suppose a virtuous act with a good intention or aim ; for to act for an end , is to act from a Motive . So that if we rely on these ...
314. oldal
... virtuous acts , or , if we may so speak , the soil in which they grow , is a previous inclination or disposition to good , before any actual choice takes place . This may be called a virtuous inclination , or disposition . But the ...
... virtuous acts , or , if we may so speak , the soil in which they grow , is a previous inclination or disposition to good , before any actual choice takes place . This may be called a virtuous inclination , or disposition . But the ...
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Preface | 7 |
His Deportment at Northampton | 41 |
His Dismission from Northampton | 55 |
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