The Works of President Edwards, 1. kötetB. Franklin, 1968 |
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275. oldal
... blame and praise . The avoiding of sin and blame , and the doing of what is virtuous and praise- worthy , must be always equally easy . Dr. WHITBY's notions of liberty , obligation , virtue , sin , & c . led him into another great ...
... blame and praise . The avoiding of sin and blame , and the doing of what is virtuous and praise- worthy , must be always equally easy . Dr. WHITBY's notions of liberty , obligation , virtue , sin , & c . led him into another great ...
319. oldal
... blame lies in that ; then , at last , he must be forced to own , that the faultiness of the thing , which he supposes alone blame- worthy , lies wholly in the Nature of the thing , and not in the Original or Cause of it ; for the ...
... blame lies in that ; then , at last , he must be forced to own , that the faultiness of the thing , which he supposes alone blame- worthy , lies wholly in the Nature of the thing , and not in the Original or Cause of it ; for the ...
341. oldal
... blame , It is so , as was observed before , with natural necessity and impossibility , propensity and difficulty : as it is a plain dictate of the sense of all mankind , that natural necessity and impossibility take away all blame and ...
... blame , It is so , as was observed before , with natural necessity and impossibility , propensity and difficulty : as it is a plain dictate of the sense of all mankind , that natural necessity and impossibility take away all blame and ...
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His Publications Manuscripts | 85 |
Appendix | 91 |
A Brief Account of Mrs Burr | 98 |
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absolute absurd according act of choice actions agreeable antecedent appears Arminians benevolence blame Calvinists cause cerning choose Christ church command common concerning connection consequence considered consists contingent contrary creation creature decree decretive degree delight desire determined disposition divine doctrine Edwards effect endeavour esteem eternal event evidence excellent exercise exertion existence follow free act free agent freedom fulness glorified God's glory happiness heart holy implies impossible inclination inconsistent Indifference infinite influence Jesus Jesus Christ JONATHAN EDWARDS last end Lord manifest manner means Messiah metaphysical mind moral Agents moral evil moral necessity Motive nature of things Nebuchadnezzar necessary Northampton object observed passive power perfect perly pleasure praise Prescience principles proper properly Psal reason regard religious conversation respect sake scripture self-determining sense shew soul speak suppose supposition thee things considered tion truth ultimate end unto vice virtue virtuous volition wherein WHITBY words worthy