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# Title: The Questions Concerning Liberty, Necessity, And Chance (shelfmark Leibn. Marg. 163)
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sponraneier, and a nem kind oF voloncare actioris. AP
ehough he Cay. chachere is nochins nem cohim, vec I Begim
co sulpect, chac cicher here are many chinssnem cohim, Or
Ochermise bis election is noc ehe resule oF a lcrious macure
deliberacion. 2 The Frse chins chatL ofter, i5, HOW OF.
cen lie miltates my meamine in chis ore section; Act, L
make roluncary and sponcaneous actions eo beone and ehe
tame, hr Fairh ldiltinguistichem, (0a5 sponcaneous acti-
ons mmas be necectary, buc roluncary actions cannoc. Se-
condiy, b 1 distinsuiim becucen Erce aets and voluncary
acts. The Former are almazes deliberace, che lacer may be
indeliberace; alltree acts are voluncary, buc allvoluncarr
actsare noc trec. Buc he saich l contound ehem and matie
them chelame. e Thirdly, he Paich Lalcribe sponcaneiry
onely 1oF00ls, Children mad Nen and Bealts, Buc IaC.
Knomledsesponcaneirs hachplace in racionamen, boch a5
ic is comprehended in liberey, ard as ic is distinsuised From
liberer.
d VceTharenoreason to be oltended acie; Forhedeals
noocherwise wichme chan he doch mich himselF. Herehe cels
us chac voluntary prae supposetb deliberation. BuC Numb. 25.
herelISUS COnErarY, that what scever follomeththe bast appetite
is voluntarr, and uhere there isbut one appetite, tbat is the
last. And chac no action ofaman can besaid to be mirbont de-
liberation. thonch never sosuddain. 50 Numb. 33. he celSus,
chacby spontancirr is meant, inconstaerate procceding, or else
nothine is meane by it, vec here he cels us, chiac all voluntary
actions which proceed notfromtear, are spontaneons, Whereot
manvare deliberate; as char wherein he instancech himselF,
to sive money for Merchandise. Thirdly, when P Caid chac
Children betorecher hare cheule ot reason, aet spontane.
onsy, aswhien cher suckche Brcast, buedonor adt trectu
becaule ehez hare noc judsemene to deliberare or elect,
HIere Z. TI. Underrakes co proore, chac chey do deliberate
and elect. And vec prelencty atcer contessech again, chac
a Childmay be sozonne, as to do what it doth mithont all delibe-
ration.
Behides chele mistakes and coneradictions he hach ocher
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