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But, besides that this mode of arguing from opposites hardly holds good in theology, though God hated not his Son when he punished him, personally considered, he however hated the sins on account of which he punished him (and even himself, substitutively considered, with respect to the effect of sin), no less than if they had been laid to any sinner.
A Dissertation on Divine Justice 1616-1683 1967
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Nor could even he himself be called a surety absolutely innocent: for although he was properly and personally innocent, he was imputatively and substitutively guilty; for
A Dissertation on Divine Justice 1616-1683 1967
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Correspondingly it's reasonable to take the given equivalence as the ad hoc propositional equality, and to allow that equality to act substitutively.
Planet Haskell Conor 2010
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Correspondingly it's reasonable to take the given equivalence as the ad hoc propositional equality, and to allow that equality to act substitutively.
Planet Haskell 2010
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