The Questions Concerning Liberty, Necessity, And Chance, fol. 230
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- be both innocent. In that mhich immediate ly follometh concern.
- in hor farfear may extennate a fin, chero is nothine r0 be an (ve-
- red. Ipreccive init, hehath some elimmerine ftbeeruth, but
- noc of che cronnds chereot. It is erue, char Fust seur dispenceth
- not with the precepis of60dor Nature; for they are not dispensqu
- ble; but it excennatetnthe faule, not by dir inistine any chine in
- the Action, but by beine no transeression. For is thefear be al-
- lomedthe Action it producerhis allomed also. Nor doch it dispense
- En any case rrith the Lar positive, but by maline the Action il
- Sels Lanful, for thebreabine of a Lam is almayes sin; and it is
- certain that men are oblized to the observation of all positive Pre-
- cepts, thoneh niththe losle ofrheir lives, unlesse che rieht hat a
- manhach to presereehimselt, make it, incase of a just Fear, to
- beno Lar. Theomiltion ot circumcision vos nolin, hesars,
- Whilst ehe Tiraelices ere crarellins chroushche Wildernelle.
- Tis very erue, bucthis has nochine ro de vrith Compulsion. And
- the cause why it mas no sin, was ehis; cheymere ready 10 obcyit,
- hensoever Cod Bonld eivethem leasure and rest from travel:
- mhereby they miehit be cured, or ac least whenCiod, that daily
- spabetotheir Conducter in the Desert, Bould appoint him ro renem
- that Sacrament.
- 8) EI will propose a case rohim, _c.) The case isthis;
- a Servant, is robbedos his Masters money by the Flichmay, butis
- acquit becanse he vas forced. Another Servant spends his Ma-
- sters moner in a T avern. rhy ishe not acquite dalso secine he
- mas necessitared E WN ouId (h.saith he) T. H. admit of this ex-
- cuse? Lansivor ne: But Pmould do that to bim, e hich Bould ne-
- cessitate him ro behave himsels berrer another rime, or at least ne-
- cessitate anocher tobehave himsels berrer, by his example.
- (h) Ie talkes much oF che morives ro do ana the m: rives t0
- forbear, hon ches mork uxon, and decermine a man; a5 it a
- realonable man vere no more chen a Tennis.baII, eo be toned
- eo and tro by etre Rackers ofche second causes; es c.) May
- not ereat thines be produced by second causes as vell as lictle ?
- And a Foot ballas Well as a Tonnis. balI? But rhe Bistop can
- nover be driven from this, chat the Will hach pever to move it
- sels, but sars ris allone tosay, that an Agene can decermine
- ie selt, and rhat ehe Willis decermine d by morires exrrintical.
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The Questions Concerning Liberty, Necessity, And Chance, fol. 230. Machine transcription, not an edition: Leibniz Legible (model FoNDUE-GD_v2_ft_Leibniz, run 74). https://leibnizlegible.com/page/1030877386:0230?run=74