Theological Institutes, Volumen1Mason, 1823 |
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... necessary , as depending upon necessary causes , which might be certainly fore- known and predicted ; " or that , if human actions are free , and effects contingent , the possibility of prophecy must be given up , as it implies ...
... necessary , as depending upon necessary causes , which might be certainly fore- known and predicted ; " or that , if human actions are free , and effects contingent , the possibility of prophecy must be given up , as it implies ...
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... necessary . To this the reply is , that the objection is founded on a false assumption , the Divine foreknowledge having no more influence in effectuating , or making certain any event , than human foreknowledge in the degree in which ...
... necessary . To this the reply is , that the objection is founded on a false assumption , the Divine foreknowledge having no more influence in effectuating , or making certain any event , than human foreknowledge in the degree in which ...
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... necessary , so far are they from having a necessary knowledge of him . That proposition , therefore , is only true in this sense , that our knowledge must agree with the things which are known , and that we know them as they are in ...
... necessary , so far are they from having a necessary knowledge of him . That proposition , therefore , is only true in this sense , that our knowledge must agree with the things which are known , and that we know them as they are in ...
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