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The Questions Concerning Liberty, Necessity, And Chance, fol. 185

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  3. ceita
  4. onsus
  5. 1B
  6. IC
  7. 1t
  8. A
  9. B2
  10. 11
  11. V.
  12. 1
  13. 12
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  15. (egul
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  17. LoFerit, and cheformal reason of (In. IF che hand, of che
  18. Paincer vere che law ot paincins, or chehand ot cheWeiter
  19. che law ofirricins, whacloerer chie one did vrice, or theocher
  20. painc, must intassibls bes00d. Sceins cheretore, chac che Arst
  21. cause is cherule and L. aW oFBoodnels. il ic do necesticate che
  22. will, or che person to evil, cicher b, ic selE immediacly or me.
  23. diacly by necellary Aux ot secondcaules, ic willno lonser be
  24. evill. Theessence oFlin consilts in chuis, chac one commie chat
  25. utrich hemishe aroid. IF chere heno liberey eo produce sin
  26. chere is no such chins as sin che world. Theretore iC aPDCaTS,
  27. boch trom scripeure and Reason, chac chereis erue Liberty.
  28. T. H.
  29. Othe fist Arcument fromreason, whichis, that if liberry
  30. a betaken amay, the nature and formal reason of sin is taken
  31. avay Lansmer, by dengins the consequence. T he nature of sin
  32. consisteth in this, that the action done proceed fromou nill, and be
  33. acainst the Lam. A Fudse in judsine mbether it be jin or not,
  34. hich is done asainst the La, l’ols at no hicher cause ol the acti-
  35. on thenthe vill os the doer. Nou When J Cay the action mas neces-
  36. Parr, I de not say it vas done acainst che willo the doer, bur rich
  37. his will, and se necessarily, because mans vill, tbatis, every act
  38. oftheriil, and purpose of man had a sufficient a d theretore a ne-
  39. cessary canse, and consequent ly every voluntary action mas neces-
  40. sitated. An action therefore maybe voluncary and a sin and ne-
  41. vertheless be necessary. And becanse Cod may afflict by ricbe
  42. derived from his Omniporeney, thonsls sin vere not. And the ex
  43. ample of punistment on voluntary pnners, is the causethat pro-
  44. duceth Justice, and maleth sin less frequent; for God 10 punist
  45. Such sinners, as Thave Beved before, is n injustice. And us
  46. son have my ansiver ro his objections, boch ont of Scripeure and
  47. Reason.
  48. Tuo.
  49. 17
  50. 218. 5

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The Questions Concerning Liberty, Necessity, And Chance, fol. 185. Machine transcription, not an edition: Leibniz Legible (model FoNDUE-GD_v2_ft_Leibniz, run 74). https://leibnizlegible.com/page/1030877386:0185?run=74