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# Title: The Questions Concerning Liberty, Necessity, And Chance (shelfmark Leibn. Marg. 163)
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necellier. Lec a man do whae te may do, and wtrat te ouxhe
cordo, and sensicire objects wil lose thac porver rtuch chey
trave by his oon taule, and neglect. Ancecedene or indelibe.
race concupiscence doch fometimes (buc rarely) surprile a
man, and render che action noc free. Buc consequene and
deliberated concupiscence, wtrich procceds trom therational
Will cochrender che actionmore tree, nor lels tree, and inero-
duceth onelr 3 necesticy upon supposition.
TaHFIy, he sairM, ehac a mans mournine more for the lossof his
Child et an for his fin, males nothinq 1o the last dictate of the un-
derstandins. Tes, very much. Reason dictaces, thac a RN
commicced, is a grearer eril chanthe loss oF a Child, and ouehe
more tobe lamented For, vec we sec daily hou affection pre-
railes acrinst che dictare oE reaton; Tiac ihich he interrs
Fromhence, chac sorron for sin is not voluntary, and by conse-
quence that repentanse proceedeth from causes, is crue, as toche
latter parr oFit, Bur noc in his sense. The causes From ihence
repentance dorh proceedare Gods prace preventins, and mans
Will concurring. Cod prerenes Frecly, man concurs treclz.
Those inferiour Agenes, Wtrich Pomerimes do concur as subor-
dinace coche prace ofGod, do not, cannor, decermine che n’ill
naturalIy. And cheretore che Former pare of his interence, chac
Torron For Ain is noc voluntarr, is unerue, and altosetter
Groundless. Thac is much more eruely, and much more pro-
perly said eo be voluncary, which proceeds trom judement; and
from therational will, chan chac wtrich proceeds trom pastion.
and from che senticire will. Onc oF chemain grounds oF all
T. FI. his errours in ehis question is, chac he acknomledsechno
efficacy, buc chac Which is nacural. Hence is ehis wita conse-
GHenCC, Fepentance hath causes, and cheretore it is not volun-
tarr. Frec efects hare free causes, necessary effects necessary
causes, roluncary ertects have lomerimes tree, Poretimes ne-
cectary causes.
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