Benjamin Franklin and Jonathan Edwards: Selections from Their WritingsC. Scribner's Sons, 1920 - 368 páginas |
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... tion of Bishop Berkeley , whom Edwards had almost cer- tainly never read ; he had studied Newton , had reached an independent position with regard to the method of science , and had made important first - hand observations in nature ...
... tion of Bishop Berkeley , whom Edwards had almost cer- tainly never read ; he had studied Newton , had reached an independent position with regard to the method of science , and had made important first - hand observations in nature ...
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... tion following the popular bent of American science . Edwards , held back from the popular drift by his recluse disposition and by his speculative , mystical turn , went the way of theology , giving up not only natural science but also ...
... tion following the popular bent of American science . Edwards , held back from the popular drift by his recluse disposition and by his speculative , mystical turn , went the way of theology , giving up not only natural science but also ...
Página xv
... tion I do not dogmatize upon , having never studied it , and think it needless to busy myself with it now , when I expect soon an Opportunity of knowing the Truth with less Trouble . " To Edwards such ease and peace would have been as ...
... tion I do not dogmatize upon , having never studied it , and think it needless to busy myself with it now , when I expect soon an Opportunity of knowing the Truth with less Trouble . " To Edwards such ease and peace would have been as ...
Página xxv
... tion , change of nature , softening of the heart , beautiful symmetry and proportion , and the outward fruit of Christian practice . Dreadful as some of the Calvinistic and predestinarian implications of his argument now seem , the book ...
... tion , change of nature , softening of the heart , beautiful symmetry and proportion , and the outward fruit of Christian practice . Dreadful as some of the Calvinistic and predestinarian implications of his argument now seem , the book ...
Página xxvii
... tion , a vast narrative of the work of God in heaven , earth , and hell , from the Creation to the Judgment . Perhaps , however , it was not his death in 1758 which alone denied us a newer Paradise Regained ; perhaps it was the de ...
... tion , a vast narrative of the work of God in heaven , earth , and hell , from the Creation to the Judgment . Perhaps , however , it was not his death in 1758 which alone denied us a newer Paradise Regained ; perhaps it was the de ...
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