The Age of Enlightenment, Том 1Simon Eliot, Beverley Stern Barnes & Noble Books, 1980 |
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... Evil in general , he observes , that , " it is the solution of this important question , whence came Evil , alone , that can ascertain the moral characteristick of God , without which there is an end of all distinction between Good and Evil ...
... Evil in general , he observes , that , " it is the solution of this important question , whence came Evil , alone , that can ascertain the moral characteristick of God , without which there is an end of all distinction between Good and Evil ...
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... evil some kind of inconveniency or suffering : so that there must be particular inconveniencies and sufferings ... evil , and evil suffering , is by no means evident . Imperfection may imply privative evil , or the absence of some good ...
... evil some kind of inconveniency or suffering : so that there must be particular inconveniencies and sufferings ... evil , and evil suffering , is by no means evident . Imperfection may imply privative evil , or the absence of some good ...
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... evil , by shewing that one evil produces another . If there is danger there ought to be fear ; but if fear is an evil , why should there be danger ? His vindication of pain is of the same kind : pain is useful to alarm us , that we may ...
... evil , by shewing that one evil produces another . If there is danger there ought to be fear ; but if fear is an evil , why should there be danger ? His vindication of pain is of the same kind : pain is useful to alarm us , that we may ...
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