Lectures on Systematic TheologyEerdmans, 1969 - 622 páginas |
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... course of his actual blessedness , and of course also a condition of the obligation to will it , we might expect the Bible to exhort and require us to love God or will his actual blessedness , and mention his virtue as the reason or ful ...
... course of his actual blessedness , and of course also a condition of the obligation to will it , we might expect the Bible to exhort and require us to love God or will his actual blessedness , and mention his virtue as the reason or ful ...
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... course of life pursued by the agent . This will appear , if we consider that moral obligation has directly nothing to do with the outward life . It directly respects the ultimate intention only , and that decides the course of outward ...
... course of life pursued by the agent . This will appear , if we consider that moral obligation has directly nothing to do with the outward life . It directly respects the ultimate intention only , and that decides the course of outward ...
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... course is , upon the whole , most pleasing or gratifying to himself , and not at all for the reason that that course is evil in itself . Whichever course he takes , he takes it for precisely the same ultimate reason ; and with the same ...
... course is , upon the whole , most pleasing or gratifying to himself , and not at all for the reason that that course is evil in itself . Whichever course he takes , he takes it for precisely the same ultimate reason ; and with the same ...
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