The Questions Concerning Liberty, Necessity, And Chance, fol. 294
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- it is not enongh for himro say, (perecive no necessity in it; nor 1
- saythy mislt have chosen anocher, becarse hebnons net ubether
- they mi.h: Or not; nor to say if he had not been freciy clected, ibe
- Election had been void or nive. For t ouchthat be true, it does
- not follon tar ehe Llection mas not necessari; for th re is no re-
- puenance, tonecessiei cither in Flection, or in Frcedome. And
- whereas he concludeth, Pheretore voluncare Acts in particular
- are noc necessicaced; L mould have been elad h: had set donn
- What v. lantaru ACts there are, noc parricular, which by his re-
- stricrion of volentary aers he erantsto be necessitated.
- T. FI.
- AuM. S. C Eventhly, Lhold that to be a sufficient cause ro mhich nochine
- is mancine that is nee dsul rothe producire ofthe effcet. The
- same is also a necessary cause, for if it bepossible, that a sufficient
- canse sal noc brine forththe effect, thenthere manted son eetat
- Which mas needsul to the producine ofic, and so the cause Was not
- sufficient. But is it be impossible rhat a sufficient cause Boula net
- produce the effect, thenis a sufficient cause a necessary cause, (for
- that is said ro produce an effect necessarily, that cannot but prodnce
- it) Flence it is manifest, thac whatsoever is produced, is produced
- necessarily. for hat (ocver is produced hach had a sufficient canse
- to prodnce it, or else it had not becn. And therefore also voluntars
- actions are necessicated.
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- His section contains a chird ArSuMenE EO proOve Thar aII
- effects are necessary; for clearins whereofit is needrull EO
- consider hou a cause may be said eo be susticiene or insufficient.
- First, sereral causes finsly considered may Deinsufticient,
- ana ehie same caken conjoinely be susticiene to produce an
- effect. A5 (a) erso Horses joincly are sufticiene eo draw a
- Coach, wtrich cirher ot chem Pinasy is insufficiene ro do. Now
- eomoke che effect, char is the drawins of che Coach necessary.
- it is noc onely required, ehac chermo tTOrses DC SUFICICHEFO
- dra ic, bur also chat cheir conjurction be necelsary, and cheir
- trabieude such as chey may draw ir. IFche omner ot one ot
- chese. Horses will noc suster himco dram, IFche smich have
- Mod
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