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Leibniz-Handschriften zur Theologie LH 1, 20, fol. 389r

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  9. en
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  28. A. Nhen J Paid That e Mathematical spinciples os Thilo sophus
  29. ane opposite lo those ot the Materralisis; the Meaninque Nas, Mat Wpereas
  30. Materialists suppose the frame ol Nature, to be suin, as could have
  31. ariten from nere Mechanicat Principles ot Matler et Motion,ot
  32. Necessitu et Tate; the Mathematical Trinciples ot Ghilosophu spor
  33. on the contrary, mat me state of things 7 the constittution as AAtre
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  35. Intelligent et Tree Cause. As to the propriety otthe Namei so far
  36. A
  37. at Metaphysical consequences follon demonstrably from Mathematical
  38. Trinciples, so far me Mamematical Principles may,( if ut be
  39. e
  40. Ahougnt sit. be called Melaphypcal Principles. - Tis very
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  42. True, lhat nothing 25. Withont a suticient Reason WhyeitIs, de
  43. Whyit is Thus rather man Otherwise: And Therefore Where
  44. there is no Cause, there can be no Efect. Dut lhis sufficient.
  45. Reason is ost. Limes po other, than the MMere Will of Sod. Tor
  46. instance: Nhy This particular System ot Matter Thould be
  47. created in One particular place, el dat in Anothor par-
  48. ticular place hem, all place benus absolutelus indisserent to all
  49. Matter, it Nouldhave been exactlus the same Mhing vice versa,
  50. supposinu the Wo Systems l or the Particles ? of Matter Ao be
  51. alise there can be no pther reason but the mere Nill ot Tod: Which
  52. without a predetermininu, cause
  53. et it conto in no case actany more man à D’alance can move Wispont
  54. a preponderatinue Neignt; Nihont a predetermminus (apse mis
  55. Nourd tend to tate avay all SoWer ol Choosina, et to introduce
  56. fatalitus.
  57. 2 Manus Antient
  58. trecks iho had Mneir Philosophus from
  59. the Threnicians, et Whose Ghiloso phy Nas corrupted bus picurut,
  60. du.
  61. held indeed in general Matter et Vacuum. But they Anet not hot
  62. and
  63. to applus those principles bus Mathematik tothe Explication
  64. osthe phaenomena et Nature. Ho Tmall soever the Quantitis
  65. ot Mtarter ve, Sod has not at all he lese subject to exercise
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  67. his Nisdom et PoNer apon: Aor Other hings, as Wellas Matter
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Leibniz-Handschriften zur Theologie LH 1, 20, fol. 389r. Machine transcription, not an edition: Leibniz Legible (model FoNDUE-GD_v2_ft_Leibniz, run 74). https://leibnizlegible.com/page/00068378:0781?run=74