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# Title: Leibniz-Handschriften zur Theologie LH 1, 20
# Folio 284v, page id 00068378:0568
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ut in motu constituatur Et in hac
potentia seipsam determinandi ad agendum
consistit natura libertatis.
Deus praevidebat Adamum esse peccaturum
si in ee quae tentationem i pomi
incideret, cur ergo non mutavit rerum seriem.
Respondeo quia Deus sciebat hanc rerum
seriem alia fore perfectiorem, ideo non
mutavis. At dices voluit ergo ut Adam
peccadet. Respondeo negando consequentiam.
At voluit ea ex quibus sequetatur sequi
sciebat Adamum esse peccaturum Nego
c
non enim sequibatur aadamum etectu peccaturum
quia libere pecceavit. Illud tamen verum
est voluisse ea quibus positis certum erat
Adamum esse peccaturum. Hoc negam
non potest. Ergo voluit Adamum peccare
et
s
autem.
Dei omniscicusiam concedit, nenare potest,
certo
quin Deus, Sciverit, quod Adam esset peccaturae
si a se crearetur, seu quod esset casurus
1
oblata nomi tentatione.
c
SeU
non vult peccatum, id est vult ipsum impedire
quantum per alisaeptentissimere decreta
seciepeste rerum harmoniam fieri potest
ille abyssus pauli est rerum Harmonia, qua
quae excedit captum mentis hamanae, etsi mens
nostra sciat aliquam ese eam esse