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# Title: The Questions Concerning Liberty, Necessity, And Chance (shelfmark Leibn. Marg. 163)
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Hlisansiver beins che rery Came mich ehe Former, Word
For word, which hach already sufficieney been Maken
in pieces, doch require no nem repls.
Animadrertions upon che Distrops Reply
Numb. VII.
aTereis nochine said wichmore Mon of realon in etis
 cause bycheParrons ofNecessicy chen chis, chacche NN il
doch perpecually and intallibly tollon chelast dictare ofche
understandins, orche last judsemene of rishereason, eec. L. et
the common and approred opinionis concrary, and justly;
For trst chis rery act of che understanding is an effect ofche
Will, _c.
Lnote herefirst, that the Biop is mistalen in sagine that l
or any other Patron of Necessity are of opinion thatthe Will
follorres almayes ihe last judsement ef richt Reason. For it
follometh as el the judsement of an erroncons as of atrne rea-
sonins; and the truch in general is that il folloreth the last opi
nion ofthe cooduessor evilness ofthe object, bethe opinion true
orfalse.
Secondli Ynoce, ehat in matinq the understandine tobe an
effect of the Will, he thintetha man may have a will eo that
Which he not somuch as thines on. and in saging. that ic is
the Will which affectino lome particular good, dochingace
and command ehe Understandins co consule, ec.
That he not onelus thinteth the Wil affecteth a particular
eood before themanunderstands it t0 b0 ∞00d, but also he thinteth
that these mords doch command theunderstandins; and ibesc;
For ic belones totheWill as torhe Generalot an army eo
more che ocher pomersofche soul totheir acs, andagreat
many more that follon Whicbare not sense; but meer confusion es
omptiness: as for example, Theundersandins doch decermine
che