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# Title: Leibniz-Handschriften zur Theologie LH 1, 18, 4
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(C) Auae in alteractro systemate commendantur, in utroque esse
debent, et salvis ejus principiis esse possunt. Non minus condi-
tionalis quam Aabsolutus, humilis, Deo summissus, indivinam
voluntatem resignatus, fiducia divinae gratiae latus, in precibus
assiduus esse potest. Vicissim non minussabsolutus quam Condi
tionalis pot est esse vigilans, ad profectus spirituales attentus
in vitandis peccatorum occasionibus circum spectus.
(a) Potest unus inflari et in secupitatem prolabi opiniono
falsa divinae gratiae, alter Pharisarca vanitate habitus in
virtutis exercitio confirmati. Pot est unus desperare, quod
non satis in se sentit gratiae auxilium; alter, quod non percipit
propriae voluntatis andorem. Uterque male: sed nullo partis
sue praejuduio, modo ne talia ex ejus fundamentis rite colli-
bantur.
5. 69)() Uterque in his ultra sua principia tendit, solito hominitum
haram
more excedendi in altent partem. Eventus nostrinon sejunctim
absolute praedeterminatisunt, sed positis simul actionibus
nostris; neque in nobis quicquam boni est, quod non a Deo sit datum
neque quis quam ad eum statum gratiae se venisse putare debet
in quo non magna cura opus habeat, ut certamen bonofine
coronet.