The Questions Concerning Liberty, Necessity, And Chance, fol. 282

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1. 282
2. sene d Can there be concupiscence mithont consent: It is the
3. consent it self. Fhere may be also a Zarosul concupiscence mith
4. consent. For concupiscence makes not ihe sin, but the nnlamful-
5. nessof satisfrine such concupiscence; and not the consent, but the
6. ril and desien to proseenre that iich a manlenometh to be un-
7. larful. An apperire i0 another mans breadis concupiscence; and
8. thoueh it berrith consent to eat, tis no sin; but the desien to tale it
9. fromthe other, normithstandins ebat he may fail in his design, that s
10. the sin. And chis instance miche have served his turn, as mell
11. as theother; and fer consene (if he had understood +he truch)
12. hemishe have pit desien.
13. T. H.
14. Num. 28. L. Ourchly, that chose actions, Wohich man is said ro de apon deli-
15. beration, are saidto be voluntary, and done upon choise and
16. election. Sothat voluntary action, and action proccedine from ele-
17. ction, is the samethins. And thatof a voluntary Acent, tis
18. alt one to say he isfree, and to say, he hath not made an ena of
19. deliberatine.
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21. (a)T His More Section mighe pass wichour an animadver.
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23. a roluntary act ich a free act. A Frec act is onelu rhac eptich
24. proceeds From che trec election ofche racional will after deli-
25. beration, but every act thac procecds Fromthe sensitire apve-
26. rice ot man or beast, wirhont deliberation or election, is cruelu
27. voluntarr. (b) The ocher chins obserrable is tis concluson,
28. chacit is alt one tosay, a manis free, and to say, he hath not made
29. an end ot deliberatine. Which confection ofhis, orerturns his
30. whole structure oFabsolure necessies; For if every Agent bene
31. cesticated eo act whrac he doch aet by a necessary and natural
32. AuX OF extrinsecal causes, then heisnomore free betore he
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34. T. FI. his contestionhere, heis more tree, Whilesthe delibe
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The Questions Concerning Liberty, Necessity, And Chance, fol. 282. Machine transcription, not an edition: Leibniz Legible (model FoNDUE-GD_v2_ft_Leibniz, run 74). https://leibnizlegible.com/page/1030877386:0282?run=74