10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «FOREKNOWABLE»
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foreknowable in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
foreknowable and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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A Collection of Tracts: On Various Subjects ...
And, therefore, if an excitement to action takes place, and that excitement is
foreknowable in the nature of things; and if it is likewise foreknowable that no
other excitement can possibly take place to influence in the choice ; then that
excitement ...
... system High idle speed Foreknowable Engine stall Unforeknowable
Accelerator pedal stuck Foreknowable Brake system Leaks Foreknowable
Maladjustment Foreknowable Low fluid level Foreknowable Broken parts
Foreknowable Glazed ...
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A Letter in Vindication of God's Prescience of ...
For to limit the Foreknowledge of God, and not only to make it finite as to> its
Objects, but even to fuppofe that it may not extend to all the poffible Objects of it,
i. e. to fuppofe him not to foreknow Things foreknowable ••, and to fupportthis by a
...
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An Enquiry Into the Ground and Foundation of Religion: ...
To which, I think, it will be sufficientto answer, that if the actions of free beings are
not in the nature of the thing foreknowable ; then, it cannot possibly be an
imperfection in God for him not to foreknow what is not foreknowable in nature ...
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A Collection of Tracts on Various Subjects
And, therefore, if an excitement to action takes place, and that excitement is fore-
knowable in the nature of things ; and if it is likewise foreknowable that no other
excitement can possibly take place to influence in the choice j then that ...
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The treatise of Freewill ...
differences of better and worse, being not rhade necessary by Divine decrees, or
influence neither, are not certainly foreknowable ex causis. Since that cannot be
certainly foreknown ex causis which has no necessary causes. And if contingent
...
Ralph Cudworth, John Allen,
1838
To which, I think, it will be sufficient to answer, that if the actions of free beings are
not in the nature of the thing foreknowable ; then, it cannot possibly be an
imperfection in God for him not to foreknow what is not foreknowable in nature ...
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The posthumous works of Mr. Thomas Chubb: containing, I. ...
In the present case, I apprehend, the term prophecy is used in the most
restrained sense, and serves to express the foretelling such future events as are
not foreknowable by, or from the most persect previous knowledge of the
constitution of ...
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God's Foreknowledge and Man's Free Will
It was foreknowable to God because his previous behavior made certain his
response to this particular situation. Thus, “God hardened his heart” only in the
sense that He created a situation in which the monarch's behavior was
determined ...
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Encyclopaedia Perthensis; Or Universal Dictionary of the ...
It is certainly foreknowable what they will do in such and such circumstances.
More. * Foreknowledge. »./. [fore and knowledge.] Prescience; knowledge of that
which has not yet happened.— Our being in Christ by eternal foreknowledge, ...