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Page 153
... moral evil , accompanied with the faculty of reason , the innate love of order , and also with kind and benevolent , affections , that constituted the rectitude of man in his original state . These lines of moral character exhibited a ...
... moral evil , accompanied with the faculty of reason , the innate love of order , and also with kind and benevolent , affections , that constituted the rectitude of man in his original state . These lines of moral character exhibited a ...
Page 154
... moral actions ; for an involuntary obedience de- stroys the very essence of moral virtue : the will , essentially free and active , operates by motives , which are not mechanical agents , as some philosophers have strangely represented ...
... moral actions ; for an involuntary obedience de- stroys the very essence of moral virtue : the will , essentially free and active , operates by motives , which are not mechanical agents , as some philosophers have strangely represented ...
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... moral inability of man , appeared to us not only so unscriptural , but so strange , as preceding lamentations over vice and exhortations to virtue that we could not wonder if it should be attacked from various quarters * . Such a ...
... moral inability of man , appeared to us not only so unscriptural , but so strange , as preceding lamentations over vice and exhortations to virtue that we could not wonder if it should be attacked from various quarters * . Such a ...
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Jauit | 11 |
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