The Works of President Edwards ...Isaac Sturtevant, Printer, 1808 |
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... common sense , namely , that every thing that begins to be , has some cause or reason why it is . The common people , in their notion of a faulty or praise- worthy deed or work done by any one , do suppose , that the man does it in the ...
... common sense , namely , that every thing that begins to be , has some cause or reason why it is . The common people , in their notion of a faulty or praise- worthy deed or work done by any one , do suppose , that the man does it in the ...
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... common sense to assert and stand to it , that there is no difference between these two cases , as to any worthiness of blame in the prisoners ; be- cause , forsooth , there is a necessity in both , and the required act in each case is ...
... common sense to assert and stand to it , that there is no difference between these two cases , as to any worthiness of blame in the prisoners ; be- cause , forsooth , there is a necessity in both , and the required act in each case is ...
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... common way of the Arminians , in their discourses and doctrines , which they pretend are so much more consistent with reason and common sense , than the doctrines of the Calvinists , to give no account at all , and make no proper answer ...
... common way of the Arminians , in their discourses and doctrines , which they pretend are so much more consistent with reason and common sense , than the doctrines of the Calvinists , to give no account at all , and make no proper answer ...
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