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# Title: Leibniz-Handschriften zur Theologie LH 1, 18, 1
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XXX Cum Deus physice praedeterminat hominem, hoc intelligendum est quoa
erfectione a prifectaa, et qualenus possibilit atibus tribuit realitatem.
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vet actionis peccanihosa
A. IV Dens non est autor peccati ut impellens non est causa tarditalis.
neque etiam dens est autor actionis peccaminosa. Exempli causa flumen
secum defert navem, sed lardius graviorem. Vis ergo quam navis recipit
est a flumine grive quod a Corpi quela flumine defertur, et
xtardius movetur qu est gravibs tis magis overata est. Vis ergo est a flumine
impellente, tardita, ab inertia impussi.
actionis
5. 5) )X Creatura B ipsam determinat ad limperfectionem, ut massa impulsa
se determinat ad tarditatem; illam ee haec pruta er
intelligens se determinat voluntarie, caetera quadam bruta ratione
Beneque Augustinus et Thomas (ridihunc 1.2.9.9. art. 9)agimam dum
impressis a Deo in creaturas vestigiis incitatur ad summumbonum
tarditate sua, inertia sua et velut mole destituere impetum, et
et adhaerescere creaturis. Ex quo colligo opus esse vel a Deo augeri
impulsum propraevisis imptdimentis, vet minui impodimentorum
eccursus resistentiasque aut adhasiones