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Though his principles were Calvinistic , yet he called no man Father . He thought
and judged for himself , and was truly very much of an original . Reading was not
the only method he took to improve his mind ; he was much given to writing ...
Though his principles were Calvinistic , yet he called no man Father . He thought
and judged for himself , and was truly very much of an original . Reading was not
the only method he took to improve his mind ; he was much given to writing ...
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Mr . Edwards was qualified to shine in some departments of the seats of learning
, and was afterwards called to preside over one ; but when he was delegated to
instruct savage Indians , there was occasion to suspect there was not a perfect ...
Mr . Edwards was qualified to shine in some departments of the seats of learning
, and was afterwards called to preside over one ; but when he was delegated to
instruct savage Indians , there was occasion to suspect there was not a perfect ...
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And he had not so much concern and trouble with other churches as he was
obliged to have when at Northampton , by being frequently sought to for advice ,
and called to assist in ecclesiastical councils . Here therefore he followed his ...
And he had not so much concern and trouble with other churches as he was
obliged to have when at Northampton , by being frequently sought to for advice ,
and called to assist in ecclesiastical councils . Here therefore he followed his ...
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I am much in doubt whether I am called to undertake the business , which you
have done me the unmerited honor to choose me for . If some regard may be had
for my outward comfort , I might mention the many inconveniences and great ...
I am much in doubt whether I am called to undertake the business , which you
have done me the unmerited honor to choose me for . If some regard may be had
for my outward comfort , I might mention the many inconveniences and great ...
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I have , from time to time , earnestly warned you against frolicking ( as it is called )
, and some other liberties commonly taken by young people in the land . And
whatever some may say in justification of such liberties and customs , and may ...
I have , from time to time , earnestly warned you against frolicking ( as it is called )
, and some other liberties commonly taken by young people in the land . And
whatever some may say in justification of such liberties and customs , and may ...
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| Título | The Works of President Edwards: 1844 Volumen1 de The Works of President Edwards, Jonathan Edwards |
| Autor | Jonathan Edwards |
| Editor | Leavitt & Company, 1851 |
| Procedencia del original | Universidad de Wisconsin - Madison |
| Digitalizado | 20 Feb. 2009 |
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