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# Title: A Discourse In Vindication of the Doctrine of the Trinity (shelfmarks ZEN Leibn. Marg. 40; Leibn. Marg. 40)
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AVindication of
Althouch ve do not knou the Nature of
the Soul, vet ve knou as much of il, as ve
do of any thine else, is not more, i. C. WWC
really bno nochins by any adequate ldea
OFit, buc me must beliore nochine, bue
Wvhrat we have a clear distinct Idea Ot. I5
noc this a rare ay of fixins che Bounda-
ries of Faith and Reason: 45+060d and his
Actribures, it is Caid, That theyare not My-
steries 10 us for vant of an adequate Idea;
no noc Eternity. And in anochier place,
45 to God, ve comprehend nothine better
than his Actributes.
Letus try chis, by the acrribute pitch
ed on by himlelt; viz. Fiternity. Welee
he pretends to comprehend nothine ber-
ter chan che Divine actribures: and Pt er-
nity as Wvell as any; CWhieh lam very
apc to Deliere) bur hor doch he compre-
hend Pterniey: Even by findino, That it
cannot be Comprehended. IS not chis Sub.
ele and deep Reasonine: But Reason he
Caith, performs ils part in findine out the
true Nature of Thines; and if such bcthe
Nature of thethine, that ic cannot becom-
prehended, then Reason can do nomore,
ane (0 it is not above Reason. WaS there
ever such Tristine chat pretended to Rea-
lon; and etrae about ehie highelt Mar-
cers, and trith Seorn and Contempe ot
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