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Albert Taylor Bledsoe
A Theodicy, or, Vindication of the Divine Glory
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Chapter I.
The Scheme Of Necessity Denies That Man Is Responsible For The Existence Of Sin.
Section I.
The attempts of Calvin and Luther to reconcile the scheme of necessity with the responsibility of man.
Section II.
The manner in which Hobbes, Collins, and others, endeavour to reconcile necessity with free and accountable agency.
Section III.
The sentiments of Descartes, Spinoza, and Malebranche, concerning the relation between liberty and necessity.
Section IV.
The views of Locke, Tucker, Hartley, Priestley, Helvetius, and Diderot, with respect to the relation between liberty and necessity.
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The manner in which Leibnitz endeavours to reconcile liberty and necessity.
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The attempt of Edwards to establish free and accountable agency on the basis of necessity—The views of the younger Edwards, Day, Chalmers, Dick, D'Aubigne, Hill, Shaw, and M'Cosh, concerning the agreement of liberty and necessity.
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The sentiments of Hume, Brown, Comte, and Mill, in relation to the antagonism between liberty and necessity.
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The views of Kant and Sir William Hamilton in relation to the antagonism between liberty and necessity.
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The notion of Lord Kames and Sir James Mackintosh on the same subject.
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The conclusion of Mœhler, Tholuck, and others, that all speculation on such a subject must be vain and fruitless.
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The true conclusion from the foregoing review of opinions and arguments.
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