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# Title: The Questions Concerning Liberty, Necessity, And Chance (shelfmark Leibn. Marg. 163)
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Guestion is broucht tothis issue, Whether the object of sighe
be che cansechaciris seen. But forthese mords, propolins
Ofche obieet by ehe Understandins eo che Will, P understand
ibem not.
Aeain, heofcen useth sueh mords asthese, TheWVill willetH;
theWil Suspendechies act, (id est, the rill willeth not:) enc
Understandins propolech; the Understandins understan-
dech. Acrein also lveth the nhole Duestion. If they be true;
J; iffasse. He is inthe errour.
Acain, themhole question is decided, hen this is decided. Ntre-
cher hechacwillinss permicrert a chinsco bedone, when
Wichouelabour, danser, or dirersion of mind, te mishe
harehindered ic, do noc Wrillchedoins oFic.
Aeain, the mhole Questionof Free. Willis included in this,
Whecher ehe Will determine ic selF.
Acain, it is included in this, Whecher ehere be an unirer-
Cal Crace, which parcicular men can cake, wichoue a parcien-
lar Crracetocake it.
Castly, there betmo onestions; one, Whecher a manbe
Eree in suchi chinss as are wichin hispover, eo dowhache
WilI; another Whecher hebefreccoWilI, rrhich is as
much asto Cay (because ill is Apperite) it is one Question,
Whecher hie be Frec eocac chac has an Appecire; and
another, Whecher he befeccco hare an Appetice. In the
former. Whecher a manbe Frecco do whrache Will, Jarree
with ibc Bistop: Inthelatter, Whecherhebetreeto Will.
Tdissent fromhim. And therefore all the places of Scripture,
that he alleade eth to prove that a man hath liberty to de rhat he
Will, are imperrinent tothe gnestion. Ts he has not been able
to distingniss betmeen these trmo Questions, be has not done well
to medale mitheither: if he has understood them, tobrine arsu-
ments roprove that aman is frec to do is haWill, is to de ale unince.
nnonstys and frandulent ly With his Readers. Andthus muchfor
ihc State ofthe Duestion.