Liberty and the Holy City: The Idea of Freedom in English HistoryOberon Press, 1978 - 210 páginas |
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... evil have nothing to do with profit or advantage . Those things are good which are pleasing to God ; those things are evil which offend Him . If man is " a Whore , a Bitch , a Drab , " as Hobbes would have him to be , it is because he ...
... evil have nothing to do with profit or advantage . Those things are good which are pleasing to God ; those things are evil which offend Him . If man is " a Whore , a Bitch , a Drab , " as Hobbes would have him to be , it is because he ...
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... Evil of itself simply and absolutely ? " If Cain had lain with his mother , so the argument runs , he would , regardless of the civil law , have offended God . To suppose that nothing is good or evil of itself is to make gods of kings ...
... Evil of itself simply and absolutely ? " If Cain had lain with his mother , so the argument runs , he would , regardless of the civil law , have offended God . To suppose that nothing is good or evil of itself is to make gods of kings ...
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... evil , to which the Cre- ator himself in all his dispensations conforms ; and which he has enabled human reason to discover , so far as they are necessary for the conduct of human actions . " What they all were saying , in different ...
... evil , to which the Cre- ator himself in all his dispensations conforms ; and which he has enabled human reason to discover , so far as they are necessary for the conduct of human actions . " What they all were saying , in different ...
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