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# Title: Leibniz-Handschriften zur Theologie LH 1, 4, 8
# Folio 52r, page id 00068331:0103
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Divine Predestination and Foretnomledo con-
sistent with the Freedom of Nan5Will.
et is feolist for any Man to pretend that he cannot lenom mhat G0od-
ness and fustice aud Truth in Cod are: for is ve de not lenor
this, il is ai one to us rbether 60d Be 500d or not, nor could we
imitate his Coodness; for he that imitates, endeavours to male
himself libe somethine that he lenons, and must os necessiry have
some idea of that to hich he aims to be libe. Sothat it me had
no certain and settled Notion of the Coodness and fustice and
Truth of C0d, he vould be altosether anumintellixible Beine; and
Relicion, which consists in the smitation of him, vould be
ulterlys lost. Pillortons Serm. Vol. 6. P. 25, 16.
LONDON, Princed FOr A. Baldvin in
Warwicki. L. aBC. M. DCC. X.