...different Signification. — Theie feveral Things belong to their Notion of Liberty. i. That it confifts in a Selfdetermining Power in the Will, or a certain Sovereignty the Will has over itfelf, and its own Acts, whereby it determines its own Volitions ; fo as not to be dependent in its...

...of the word : But the word, as used by Arminians, Pelagians and othersi who oppose the Calvinists, has an entirely different signification. ...These...the will has over itself, and its own acts, whereby if. determines its own volitions ; so as not to be dependent in its determinations, on any cause without...

...Anninians, Pelagians and others, who oppose the Calvinists, has an entirely different signification....These several things belong to their notion of Liberty. 1. That it consists in a selftlctermining power in the will, or a certain sovereignty the will has over itself, and its own...

...of the word : but the word, as used by Arminians, Pelagians and others, who oppose the Calvinists, has an entirely different signification. — These...consists in a self-determining power in the will, or _a certain sovereignty the wiirfras"over itseit, and its own acts, whereby it determines its own volitions...

...of the word : but the word, as used by Arminians, Pelagians and others, who oppose the Calvinists, has an entirely different signification. — These...nor determined by any thing prior to its own acts. 2. Indifference belongs to Liberty in their notion of it, or that the mind, previous to the act of...

...of the word : but the word, as used by Arminians, Pelagians and others, who oppose the Calvinists, has an entirely different signification. — These...nor determined by any thing prior to its own acts. '2. Indifference belongs to Liberty in their notion of it, or that the mind, previous to the act of...

...of the word : but the word, as used by Arminians, Pelagians, and others, who oppose the Calvinists, has an entirely different signification. These several...nor determined by any thing prior to its own acts. 2. Indifference belongs to liberty, in their notion of it, or that the mind, previous to the act of...

...of the word : but the word, as used by Arminians, Pelagians, and others, who oppose the Calvinists, has an entirely different signification. These several...nor determined by any thing prior to its own acts. 2. Indifference belongs to liberty, in their notion of it, or that the mind, previous to the act of...

...of the word ; but the word, as used by Arminians, Pelagians, and others, who oppose the Calvinists, has an entirely different signification. These several...their notion of liberty: 1. That it consists in a self -determining power in the will, or a certain sovereignty the will has over itself and its own...

...to sleep, or squareness to virtue." Edwards states the Pelagian notion of liberty thus: Vol. II. 39 "1- — That it consists in a self-determining power...itself, and its own acts, whereby it determines its own volition, so as not to be dependent in its determinations, or any cause without itself nor determined...