The Works of President Edwards, 1. kötetB. Franklin, 1968 |
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252. oldal
... otherwise . For to suppose that it could have been otherwise , if the will or soul had pleased , is to suppose that the act is dependent on some prior act of choice or pleasure ; contrary to what is now supposed ; it is ta suppose that ...
... otherwise . For to suppose that it could have been otherwise , if the will or soul had pleased , is to suppose that the act is dependent on some prior act of choice or pleasure ; contrary to what is now supposed ; it is ta suppose that ...
363. oldal
... otherwise than according to this fitness , where there is any fitness or goodness in things : " Yea , he supposes , ( p . 31. ) That if a man " were perfectly wise and good , he could not do otherwise than be constantly and certainly ...
... otherwise than according to this fitness , where there is any fitness or goodness in things : " Yea , he supposes , ( p . 31. ) That if a man " were perfectly wise and good , he could not do otherwise than be constantly and certainly ...
401. oldal
... otherwise the same effect would always follow the same means , Temptations also are presented ; these in like manner of themselves never determine the will , otherwise temptation and sin would be infallibly connected . Then the holy ...
... otherwise the same effect would always follow the same means , Temptations also are presented ; these in like manner of themselves never determine the will , otherwise temptation and sin would be infallibly connected . Then the holy ...
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His Publications Manuscripts | 85 |
Appendix | 91 |
A Brief Account of Mrs Burr | 98 |
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