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# Title: Leibniz-Handschriften zur Theologie LH 1, 13
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pullatenus condemnabunt. 5. Apol. Aug. Conf. p. 114: 117. 196. Chem
nitius exam. p. 571. Gerhardus hic et aluicirca afflictiones tempo-
rales post remissionem peccatorum immissas, et poenas latiorisi
gnificatione nuncupatas, nec non circa opera poenitentialia, ut
sunt fejunium, oratio, Elee mosynae, docentes, mitigetur quidem
ira Dei, non tamen vi operum et quatenus poenalia, sed quate-
nus exfide, contritione et amore Dei proveniunt. Huic conformiter
ait (alv. l. 3. Instit. c. 3. qu’o severiores in hos sumus, debemus
sperare magis propitium ac misericordem Deum. 6. Denique quae
sio illa, an dicta potestus (lavium sese etiamad dictas temporales poe-
nas late sictas extendat, sicut ad aeternas; hoc disputent scho-
lastici; Romanensis vero, si in tali absolutione indulgentia collocet, prae-
fractasque moderationes admiltendo, meritis passionis Christi per hujus-
modi nil deroget, nec mercantiles abusus eperceat, in illis quoque tole-
rabilis existet.
Siquaeras 3) anetiam circa orationem pro mortuis Roma-
nensibus aliqualiter appropinguare valeemus.  sunt plures es no-
Aris, qui ad hoc, et pro Romanensium moderatione sequentem specu-
lationem adducunt. Inprimis inguiunt, Augustana Confessio hanc
orationem nec approbat, nec condemnat. Deinde constat pluerime-
rum animas Dei virtute rediisse ad corpus, et ad temporales mise-
rias. Cumque de nulla porsus sit omnino certum, quod non sit in
satu sic redeundi, ceque pie ac pradenter pro tali sub conditione oras
sicuti V. g. profilio absente, de cujus morte nova quidem habes, sed
non certitudinem. Pium enum in hoc casu erit, ut l’arentes Deum orent.
ut prolem adjavet, si sit instatu, quo indigeat, et preces prosint. Un-
de si sic conditionate solum Romanenses pro depunctis orarent, nil re-
prehensibile facerent; sed nos Augustanam Confessionem imitantes; ne
que modum hunc condemnamus nec approbamus, sedeusus vis conscien-
tiae