The Works of President Edwards, 1. kötetB. Franklin, 1968 |
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132. oldal
... mind to will or act any thing , any further than it is per- ceived , or is some way or other in the mind's view ; for what is wholly unperceived and perfectly out of the mind's view , cannot affect the mind at all . It is most evident ...
... mind to will or act any thing , any further than it is per- ceived , or is some way or other in the mind's view ; for what is wholly unperceived and perfectly out of the mind's view , cannot affect the mind at all . It is most evident ...
182. oldal
... mind has pitched upon , has actually offer- ed itself beyond others . Now it is apparent that in none of these several steps does the mind proceed in absolute indif- ference , but in each of them is influenced by a preponderat- ing ...
... mind has pitched upon , has actually offer- ed itself beyond others . Now it is apparent that in none of these several steps does the mind proceed in absolute indif- ference , but in each of them is influenced by a preponderat- ing ...
184. oldal
... mind's pro- gress , the determination is not about the objects , unless in- directly and improperly , but about the actions , which it chooses for other reasons than any preference of the objects , and for reasons not taken at all from ...
... mind's pro- gress , the determination is not about the objects , unless in- directly and improperly , but about the actions , which it chooses for other reasons than any preference of the objects , and for reasons not taken at all from ...
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His Publications Manuscripts | 85 |
Appendix | 91 |
A Brief Account of Mrs Burr | 98 |
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