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# Title: The Questions Concerning Liberty, Necessity, And Chance (shelfmark Leibn. Marg. 163)
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mncb asthe Willit sclf, and each propension of a man durine
his deliberation is as much necessitated, and depends on a (ut
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lection, thatis, liberry to de mbat hehas a fancy to, thoneh et
benotinhis nill er porver to cheose his fancy, or choose his electi-
on or will.
This Doctrine, because he saieshehates, I donbt had better
been suppressed, asit Bould have been, if both pour Lordstiip
and he had not pressed meto an ansver.
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La more Full discorery, Wtrac vere checrue srounds ot
T. II. his supposed Necessiey; Which errand beinsdone,
and chefoundarion whereupon he brilds beins Found OuE.
which is asY called it a concatenation ot causes, and ashe
callsica concourse of necessary coules; Je would non be
a superAuous, and impertinene work in me co underrakeche
retutarion ot all chose orter opinions, which he doch noc
undertakero detend. And cheretore IMaII Wave them at
the prelene, wich chese More animadvertions.
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Concernins che crernal decree ot God, heconfonnas
che decree ic selFwich che execution ot his decree. And
concermins chetore. knomledse oF Cod, he contounds cHae
speculacire knomledse, Which is calledthe lenombedec of vi-
sion, Wrhichi dochnue produce che incellectire objects, no
more thenthe Centirire rision doch pruduce che sensible ob.
jects, wich chac orter bnomledse of God, which is called
ehie knomledse of approbation, Or a practicat tnomledee, Chae
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