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1 online resource (994 pages) |
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Digital Library of Classic Protestant Texts
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| Summary |
"Originally, I intended only a discourse concerning liberty and necessity, against the fatal necessity of all actions and events, which upon whatsoever ground or principles maintained, will serve the design of atheism, and undermine Christianity and all religion, as taking away all guilt and blame, punishments, and rewards, and plainly rendering a day of judgment ridiculous. But afterwards I considered that this which is indeed a controversy, concerning the true intellectual system of the universe, does, in the full extent thereof, take in other things; the necessity of all actions and events being maintained by several person, upon very different grounds, according to tripartite fatalism. First, the democritic fate is nothing but the material necessity of all things without a God"--Preface. (PsycINFO Database Record (c) 2012 APA, all rights reserved) |
| Credits |
Creation of electronic version: Apex ePublishing Data Services. Creation of digital images: Apex ePublishing Data Services. Conversion to TEI. 2-conformant markup: Apex ePublishing Data Services. Additional tagging: Alexander Street Press |
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Verification made against digital images of the printed text. Tagged to TEI in Libraries Level 4 |
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Print version record |
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Atheism -- Early works to 1800
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Christianity.
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Religion.
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Christianity
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Religion
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Christianity.
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religion (discipline)
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Religion.
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Christianity.
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Atheism.
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Early works.
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Electronic book
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