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... things , voluntarily diftribu- ting gifts to his creatures ; in which light he must be abfolutely independent , and ac- countable to none . And this will enable us to account for innumerable cafes , which the ignorance , difcontent ...
... things , voluntarily diftribu- ting gifts to his creatures ; in which light he must be abfolutely independent , and ac- countable to none . And this will enable us to account for innumerable cafes , which the ignorance , difcontent ...
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... things , and what- ever there is befides of a like kind , which either belongs to constitution of nature , or is merely owing to the difpofition and conduct of providence , are the gifts of the Creator and Preserver of the world : Which ...
... things , and what- ever there is befides of a like kind , which either belongs to constitution of nature , or is merely owing to the difpofition and conduct of providence , are the gifts of the Creator and Preserver of the world : Which ...
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... things acts arbitrarily , or from an un- due respect of perfons ; but folely for the more compleat and extenfive difplay of his wifdom and benignity . Being not o- bliged , in ftrict equity , to make all his creatures of the fame rank ...
... things acts arbitrarily , or from an un- due respect of perfons ; but folely for the more compleat and extenfive difplay of his wifdom and benignity . Being not o- bliged , in ftrict equity , to make all his creatures of the fame rank ...
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... things in the course of nature , ftill higher , it will follow , that the vaft defigns of an infinite mind in various inftances , not only may , but must , be ei- ther abfolutely infcrutable , or but imper- fectly comprehended , by the ...
... things in the course of nature , ftill higher , it will follow , that the vaft defigns of an infinite mind in various inftances , not only may , but must , be ei- ther abfolutely infcrutable , or but imper- fectly comprehended , by the ...
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... things , on which to suppose , that the difpofals and allot- ments of providence fpring in any degree from capricioufnefs , or an arbitrary partia- lity . For to be partial is to act without a reason , from mere fancy and pleasure ; and ...
... things , on which to suppose , that the difpofals and allot- ments of providence fpring in any degree from capricioufnefs , or an arbitrary partia- lity . For to be partial is to act without a reason , from mere fancy and pleasure ; and ...
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