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Page 374
The opposition Mr . Williams makes to my argument from Isa . lvi . especially
those words v . 5 , 6 . “ The sons of the stranger that join themselves to the Lord ,
to love the Lord and be his servants . . . . will I bring into my holy mountain " .
The opposition Mr . Williams makes to my argument from Isa . lvi . especially
those words v . 5 , 6 . “ The sons of the stranger that join themselves to the Lord ,
to love the Lord and be his servants . . . . will I bring into my holy mountain " .
Page 462
Nor is begging the question the same thing as offering a weak argument , to
prove the point in question . It is not all weak arguing , but one particular way of
weak arguing , that is called begging the question . 3 . Nor is it the same thing as
...
Nor is begging the question the same thing as offering a weak argument , to
prove the point in question . It is not all weak arguing , but one particular way of
weak arguing , that is called begging the question . 3 . Nor is it the same thing as
...
Page 468
the whole argument on another thing . . Mr . Williams again plainly begs the
question in his Reply , p . 127 , that God ' s prohibition is an argument , that God
saw there was no such tendency for their conversion . His so saying supposes
again ...
the whole argument on another thing . . Mr . Williams again plainly begs the
question in his Reply , p . 127 , that God ' s prohibition is an argument , that God
saw there was no such tendency for their conversion . His so saying supposes
again ...
Page 469
Now supposing that I , because I look on the matter very clear , should , besides
using it as one distinct argument , also make it the basis of other arguments ; and
should use it in opposition to the strongest arguments of my opposers , as if it ...
Now supposing that I , because I look on the matter very clear , should , besides
using it as one distinct argument , also make it the basis of other arguments ; and
should use it in opposition to the strongest arguments of my opposers , as if it ...
Page 470
Mr . Williams acts this part from time to time in the use he makes of his great
argument from the Old Testament church and its ordinances . Thus , in p . 8 , he
takes this method to answer my argument from the nature of visibility and
profession ...
Mr . Williams acts this part from time to time in the use he makes of his great
argument from the Old Testament church and its ordinances . Thus , in p . 8 , he
takes this method to answer my argument from the nature of visibility and
profession ...
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| Title | The Works of President Edwards ... American culture series, Reel 495.6-496.1 Issue 14925 of Early American imprints Volume 1 of The Works of President Edwards, Jonathan Edwards |
| Author | Jonathan Edwards |
| Editor | Samuel Austin |
| Publisher | Isaac Sturtevant, Printer, 1808 |
| Original from | Harvard University |
| Digitized | 15 May 2008 |
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