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# Title: Leibniz-Handschriften zur Theologie LH 1, 18, 2
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illis camen a prima illa DEi Idea nullate
nusnos dimorendos esse.
5, 63. Altera putat, non posse nos
tam claros Independentix, AbIoluti DO.
ominii, e Infinitae Perfectionis Conceptus
Formare, quam fusticia, Veritatis, Sancti-
tatis, Bonitaris, e Misericordia: e cum
Scriptura Frequentissime sub his Ideis
nobis DEum exhibeat, censene illi, tris
aanquam primariis de DEo Conceptibus
insistendum esse, ad quos catera omnia
lint rerocanda.
5. 64. Sic utrinque DEum ejusque
Oloriam vindicandi Zelus Ferret: utrag
pars certis nicitur Principiiss, quae vx pos-
sine rocari in Dubium; utraque pars lo-
gicimas ex suis Principiis Consequentias
dedueir (6) Id quod murua Charitari _
Polerantiae in hac controversia Caris fIr-
num Fundamentum sernit.
5. 65. Certum est, cum qui à longo
tempore cum Meditatione Infinita Per-
fectionis pariter Cogicationes de ABTO-
luris de Imucabitibus Decretis, de pro-
ductione rerum omnium per Volunta
tem politiram, de eo quodDtus omnis
operetur in Gloriam Cuam, animo saexius
Vot
um potius objectum dum sese
si accommodat, subjiciat sibi-
hisc mvagrna sasus
ne adhibeantut
magis physicus.
er magis moralis