Lectures on Systematic TheologyEerdmans, 1969 - 622 pages |
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Page 67
... duty . But to do his duty is to form and cherish an ultimate intention . To intend to do his duty is merely to intend to intend . But this is not doing his duty , as will be shown . He intends to serve God , but this is not serving God ...
... duty . But to do his duty is to form and cherish an ultimate intention . To intend to do his duty is merely to intend to intend . But this is not doing his duty , as will be shown . He intends to serve God , but this is not serving God ...
Page 94
... duty , under the best light he could obtain . This , then , was his duty . He did not mistake his duty ; because it was duty to intend as he intended , and under the circumstances , to act as he acted . should he have acted ? How else ...
... duty , under the best light he could obtain . This , then , was his duty . He did not mistake his duty ; because it was duty to intend as he intended , and under the circumstances , to act as he acted . should he have acted ? How else ...
Page 225
... duty to do so whenever the pub- lic good required it . Let it be remembered , that the moral law is the law of ... duty of the government . 2. It will be seen , that the same principles are equally applicable to insurrections ...
... duty to do so whenever the pub- lic good required it . Let it be remembered , that the moral law is the law of ... duty of the government . 2. It will be seen , that the same principles are equally applicable to insurrections ...
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