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# Title: The Questions Concerning Liberty, Necessity, And Chance (shelfmark Leibn. Marg. 163)
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344)
Banditie is her Cesinseller, The Will Chiulerti. The Will willech.
The WiIl. susperidsies own AC, The Understandins understan-
dech (Tnonder hou he mist saying, The Onderstandine suspende
irs don Act) The Will applies che underttandins eo delibe-
rate; The WNill requires otthe Understandins a riview, The
il decermines ic selF, a chanse may le Willed wichouc chans
inS OF ehe WilI, Man concurrs ith Cod in cansins his oun
NiII. Tte NVili causech wilsins. Motires decermine che Wii I
noc nacurai) buc moraliz, The lame Action mas be bochtuture
and noc fucure, Crind is nocsult buc fustice, noc ecernal buc eter-
nicy Ecerniey is Nunc sans, F.cernicy is an infinice poine whicl
comprehendech al cime noc Formally buc eminenely AI eternicy
is coexistent wich ro day, and the same coexistent mithto mornon
and many other lil seceches of non sense compounded; W hich
ihe truch ean never stand in need of. Perhaps the Bistop will say
these Ternis and Phrases ar: intelligible enongh; for he bath said
in his RCpIy 10 DuI. b. 2. 4. that his opinion is den onstrable in rea
Pon, thoreB le be not able to comprehend, hom it censisteth c ether
iih Ciods eternal Prescience, and thonel it exceed his Veak capa-
ciries et hecusbt eo adhere tothat truch rhieh is manifest. So tat
tohim, that truch is manifest. nd d monstrabl: by reason, nhich is
bezon lhis capaciey, se that nores be) ond capac ty aro with lim in
rellieible enonoh.
Bur ihe Keader is 1obe Fud: e os rhat. Pcould add many oet er
passares that discover borh his lucle Losick (as tabine the insig.
nificant ords above reciced ser Terms ofi Arr) a dhuno Philo o-
Phy. in distinsuictins b. irmeen nioral andn. tur al motion, ana by
calline seme morions Mctasorical, and by his then etier at the
causes of sele, and ef rhe descent os hecry bouies, and bis valle ef
the inclination es the L. ad stone, aud diverse it her pl. ces 0) his
Bc02.
But tomale an end Ysail briesty dran up the sum of mhat e
have both said. Fbat Which llave mainta. n.d is, that no manhach
his future Will in his oun present pover. Phat it may be chansed
by otbers, and by th chineeo thines mithone lim; and nhen it is
chanced, it es not chanced, nor d termine d to any thine by it sels:
and th + mo nic is undeterminedit is no Wrill; becanse every one
that milleth rilleth somethins in parricular; That deliberation is
Common