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# Title: Leibniz-Handschriften zur Theologie LH 1, 4, 8
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liet oF Such a Deity: For ther, equally mich
Theists, allom fome generat Causc, oE. aII F-
fecs eohare eternalls existed; but, a5ltake
it, dister From them in the Actributes ot
that general Causc. A5 For example, thc
Theist attiems the WN orid as made by a
erise Beino, and thinks the mondertul FIar-
mony ot che Vnirerse an admirable Rvi-
dence ot the Fxistence oF Tuch a Beins:
On the contrary, the Acheist aftirms Wis-
dom is not necessary to such a Purpose; DuE
thac all chele admirable R Aects may DC PTO-
ducd by Causes and Povers ot irhich we
have noldea. And does noc hisCrace sive
up thepoint to theseMen, in allorins the
Worid does not procecd trom a mileor in-
cellisent Beins, buc onls trom a Beins con-
sider d asa general Cause, ot irhose particular
Actributes me hare no Norion aC aIId PeT-
hapshisCrace may chink there ill remain
a ride disterence betmeen Acheim and his
Theim, Decause he supposes his Rternal
Beins eo De Immaterias, and the Acheist
suppoles his Rcernal Beins to De theMate.
rial Oniverse. Buc chac difference 15, 25 I
conceire, ot no consequence: For it ail che
moral and aIl che octier nacural Attributes
ot God are siven up as indetensible, chen
all Ehe ArSUMeNES FOT GOdS GOVEEHMCNE
ot the WVorid, For remardins and punistins
Men in a Fucure State, Wrhich are dramn
trom ehe Consideration ot the Accributes
ot God taken in a Ariet and literat sense,
arc siren up. AS FOr instance, DO nOL Ne
argue for a future State From che justice ot
Cod, and conclude that he Will deal with
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