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# Title: Leibniz-Handschriften zur Theologie LH 1, 18, 3
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B 176
distingueret, quod secustic ab his: pura-
bat ille, sic regeneratos omnigratia pex-
ditos esse posse, praeterquam Ciratid Per.
sererantiae; censebat TaEn nON - PrX-
destinatos certo excidere ilto catu e
Cracia regeneracionis. Ouae alias Fn-
vunturDifferentia coacta valde sunt, eum
tantum intinem allata, ut divertis Prin-
cipiis S. Anoustinum de qui Calvinum CC,
guntur niti apparcat. Vincencem illam
Delectationem, in qua Crracia efficaciam
ipse poncbat, aeque irrelistibilem arbi-
trabatur idem, quamris non aeque serero
rocabulo uteretur, ac Calvini allecla Fa-
ciune. Neque minus ac illi Decrecum
AbTolutum Catuebat, sinc ullo ad Libe-
rum Arbierium ejusque electionem habi-
torespectu. Isque adeo ut in capite
rei quantum ad Absolutum Decretum,
morris Christi lacitudinem Cratix esti-
caciam, Perseverantia, cercitudinem,
sententixe conreniant utrinque, etA
modis explicandi nonnihil differant.
Duamvis vero nomen suxustinia-
num, ee quam. libris acquisiverat Fa-
ma, late sese spargeret, nullus camen li-
ver sequentibus xtatibus trequentius
dectus
ve maurum
Amperatori antempum
ratribus non bene condemetar.
Lotharie,