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# Title: Leibniz-Handschriften zur Theologie LH 1, 18, 3
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Dogmate systemate,
(C) lure n alterut ros commendantur, in utroque esse debent,
et salvis ejus principiis esse possunt. Non minus Remconstram Abfolutus quam Conditionalis quam Absolutus
quam Contra Remonstrans, humilis, Deo summissus, in divi-
nam voluntatem resignatus, fiducia divinae gratiae laetua
in precibus assiduus esse potest. Vicissim non minus Contra  Absolutus quam Conditionalis
Renconstrans quam Remonstrons potest esse vigitans, ad profecti
spirituales attentus, in vitandis peccatorum occasionibus
circum spectus.
(d) Potest unus inflari et in securitatem prolabi opinione
falsa divinae gratiae, alter Pharisaica vanitate habitus
in virtutios exercitio confirmati. Potest unus desperare,
quod non satis in se sentit gratiae auxilium; alter, quod non
sercipit propriae voluntatis ardorem. Uterque male: sed
nullo partis suae praejudicio, modo ne talia ex ejus funda.
mentis rite colligantur.
8.69)(a) Utera in his ultra sua principia tendit, solito
hominibus moii excedendi in alterutram partem. Eventu nostri non sejunctim
urerira
nostei non abstnte praedeterminati sunt, sed positis
actionibus nostris; neque in nobis quicquam boni est, quod
non a Deo sit datum; neque quisquam ad eum statum gra-
tiae se venisse putare debet, in quo non magna cura opus
habeat, ut certamen bono fine coronet.