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# Title: Leibniz-Handschriften zur Theologie LH 1, 18, 1
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 17 GC
distingueret, quod secus Ht ab his: puta-
bat ille, lic regeneratos omnigratia prae-
ditos esse posse, praeterquam Ciratia per-
severantiae; censebat tamen non -pra
destinatos, certo excidere ilto ctatu e putem aptinsloqui
Cratia regenerarionis. Ouae alias fin- Auguistinion,
runturDifterentia coacta valde Punc, cum
eantum infinem allatae, ut dirertis Prin-
cipiis S. Aueustinum de qui Calvinum se-
guntur niti appareat. Vincentem illam
Delectationem, in qua Crratiae efticaciam
ipse ponebat, aeque irrelistibilem arbi-
trabatur idem, quamvis non aeque serero
rocabulo uteretur, ac Calvini affecla Fa-
ciunt. Neque minus ac illi Decratum
Abolutum satuebat, sine ullo ad Libe-
rum Arbitrium ejusque electionem habi-
torespectu. Usque adeo ucin capite
rei, quantum ad Absolucum Decretum,
mortis Christi latitudinem. Gratix esi-
caciam, Perseverantia cerricudinem,
sententia conveniane utrinque, etsi
modis explicandi nonnihil differant.
Duamris vero nomen auenstinia
num, ee quam libris acquisiverat Fa-
ma, late sese spargeret, nullus tamen li-
ber sequentibus atatibus Frequentius
lectus