The Works of President Edwards, 1. kötetB. Franklin, 1968 |
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... prove a posteriori , or from effects , that there must be an eter- nal Cause ; and then secondly , prove by argumentation , not intuition , that this Being must be necessarily existent ; and then thirdly , from the proved necessity of ...
... prove a posteriori , or from effects , that there must be an eter- nal Cause ; and then secondly , prove by argumentation , not intuition , that this Being must be necessarily existent ; and then thirdly , from the proved necessity of ...
184. oldal
... prove that the mind chooses the action in perfect indifference , with res- pect to that action ; and not to prove that the mind chooses the action in perfect indifference with respect to the object ; which is very possible , and yet the ...
... prove that the mind chooses the action in perfect indifference , with res- pect to that action ; and not to prove that the mind chooses the action in perfect indifference with respect to the object ; which is very possible , and yet the ...
242. oldal
... prove it to be necessary , as a decree does . But there is no force in this arguing : for it is built wholly on this sup- position , that nothing can prove , or be an evidence of a thing being necessary , but that which has a causal ...
... prove it to be necessary , as a decree does . But there is no force in this arguing : for it is built wholly on this sup- position , that nothing can prove , or be an evidence of a thing being necessary , but that which has a causal ...
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His Publications Manuscripts | 85 |
Appendix | 91 |
A Brief Account of Mrs Burr | 98 |
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