The Works of President Edwards, 1. kötetB. Franklin, 1968 |
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240. oldal
... knowledge of the event of any man's state or actions , would my knowledge of them have any influence . upon his actions ? Surely none at all . - Our knowledge doth not affect the things we know , to make them more certain , or more ...
... knowledge of the event of any man's state or actions , would my knowledge of them have any influence . upon his actions ? Surely none at all . - Our knowledge doth not affect the things we know , to make them more certain , or more ...
243. oldal
... knowledge : but then After - knowledge , which is certain and infallible , proves that it is now become impossible but that the proposi- tion known should be true . Certain After - knowledge proves that it is now , by some means or ...
... knowledge : but then After - knowledge , which is certain and infallible , proves that it is now become impossible but that the proposi- tion known should be true . Certain After - knowledge proves that it is now , by some means or ...
459. oldal
... knowledge of these perfections and discoveries , is valuable in itself abso- lutely considered ; and that it is desirable that this knowledge should exist . It is a thing infinitely good in itself , that God's glory should be known by a ...
... knowledge of these perfections and discoveries , is valuable in itself abso- lutely considered ; and that it is desirable that this knowledge should exist . It is a thing infinitely good in itself , that God's glory should be known by a ...
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His Publications Manuscripts | 85 |
Appendix | 91 |
A Brief Account of Mrs Burr | 98 |
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