The Questions Concerning Liberty, Necessity, And Chance, fol. 86
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- It cithet the decree oF Crod, or rhe ForeHnowledge oF God,
- Or che IBAVenCE OF ehE STaES, Or che Concarenation (mhich he
- saies falsty Tcal a Concourse) ot caules, or che Phylical Or
- Moral Lficacy ot objects, or the last Dictace oF che Under-
- Candine, do cake amay erue libercy, then Adam betore his
- talt hod no erueliberer. In an(mer mbereunto T (aid, that all
- the thines nom existent, mere necessary ro the production of
- the effect tocome; thac the Fore. Hnevledee of Cod canseth
- norhine thonchiheVill do; that the instnence of the Scarsis
- but asmact part of that cause rmhich maheth che Necessity; and
- thatibis consiguence IF che concourle oF alt thecaulesrecest
- eare checAcet, ihen adum tad no erue liberey, Was False.
- But in his mord:, is these do cake amay erue libertys; then a
- dam before his fall had no erne liberty, the consequenceis sood:
- but then I deny that Necessity tales anny Liberty; the rea (on
- Whereof which is rbis, Liberey is eo choose Whac ve willnoe
- to chooseour WiII, Xo incnicarion ic sufficient to mate ibe
- Bistrop rakenotice of, normithstandine he be othervhere so wit-
- ty, andhere socrascy, as to send ont Aronnents for spies.
- The cause hy Tdenied the consequense mas, that Lthonzht the
- force thereos consisted inthis, ihat Necessity in the BictoPSo-
- pinion destrored Liberty.
- Concernins cheecernal Vecree oF Cod, ec,
- Flere begins his Reply. Fromnhicb if ve take these mords,
- bnomledse ot Approbacion. Practicalknon ledse, Flcaren
- ly Bodies act uxon sublunary chinso, noc onels by cheir mo
- cion, buc also by an occule vercus, wrtrich we call insuence.
- Moralefficaey. GeneralinAnence. Special inAuence. In
- tule Tomechine inco che W ilI. The Willis mored. TheWill
- is induced eo will. The Will suspendsies omnaet; rrhich
- areal N’on sense, unvorihy of a Man, nay andif a Beast
- conta speate, anmorhchy ot a Beast, and can hefal no crea.
- ture vhose naiure is not dep; aved by Doctrine, nochino at all
- remainethtobe ansvered. Perhaps the mord decule vercue is
- not to be taxed as unintellisible: But then L may tax therein che
- vant of incenuiey inhimthat badracher say, thac heavent
- Bodies do Wvort By anoecule vertue ihen ibas they worte he
- Lnowechnoc hou; hichhe monidnot consess, but ondea-
- vours to male Occule be takenfor a Caule. Fherest of ihis
- Re
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The Questions Concerning Liberty, Necessity, And Chance, fol. 86. Machine transcription, not an edition: Leibniz Legible (model FoNDUE-GD_v2_ft_Leibniz, run 74). https://leibnizlegible.com/page/1030877386:0098?run=74