CHAPTER III.

LIBERTY AND NECESSITY.--Terms defined--Characteristics of the

above Definitions--Motive defined--Liberty as opposed to Necessity,

the Characteristic of the Will--Objections to Doctrine of

Necessity--Doctrine of Liberty, direct Argument--Objection to an Appeal

to Consciousness--Doctrine of Liberty argued from the existence of the

idea of Liberty in all Minds--The Doctrine of Liberty, the Doctrine of

the Bible--Necessity as held by Necessitarians--The term Certainty, as

used by them--Doctrine of Ability, according to the Necessitarian

Scheme--Sinful inclinations--Necessitarian Doctrine of Liberty--Ground

which Necessitarians are bound to take in respect to the Doctrine of

Ability--Doctrine of Necessity, as regarded by Necessitarians of

different Schools

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