The Questions Concerning Liberty, Necessity, And Chance, fol. 295
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- Mod che ocher in che quick, and lamed him; IF cheHorse have
- cast a Mhoc, or bea relty jade, and will noc draw bue when he
- list, chen che effect is noc necessarily produced, buc concinsent.
- ly more or less, a5 che concurrence oFche caules is more or lels
- ConcinsenE.
- (B) Secondiy. 2 cause mar be said eo be susticiene, cicher be-
- cause ic producech char effect wlch is incended, as in che gene-
- ration ot a man. or else, Because ic is sufticiene co produce 1haE
- uhich is produced, 2s inthe generacion ofa Monster. lhe
- Former is properly calied a sufficient caule, che lacer a Weat
- and insufficiene cause. Now, it che debilier of che cause De
- noc neceslary, buc continsene, then che effect is noc necestur:
- buc contingene. Ic is a rule in Logick, chac che conclusion al
- wares Followsthe realter part. IFche premises De buc proba-
- ble, ehie conclusion cannoc be demonstracire. IE Boldsa5 vell
- in caules 2s in proposicions. No efect can exceed che verrue ot
- its cause. IFcheabiliey or debilier ot the causes be concingent,
- Ehe efect cannor be necelTarr.
- Thirdly ehac which concerns chis question ot Liberer trom
- necesticy most neerty is. Thac (C) a cause is Paid eo be TutticienE
- in respect oFche abilier oFit eo act, nor in respect oF its will 1o
- aet. The concurrence ofche will is needsul eo che production
- olatree effect. Buc the cause may besusticiene, chough ehe
- Will do nocconcur. As Crod is sufficiene eo produce a thousand
- vorids. buc ic doch noc Follon trom chence, cirher chac he
- hach produced chem, or chac he will produce chem. The bl004
- OF Christ is a sufficient ransome For all mantind buc ic doch noc
- Follon cheretore, ehac all mantind MaIl Be actually sared by
- vertue ofhis Biood. A man may be a susticiene Furour, chougn
- he will noc ceach erery Scholler, and a sufficiene Physician,
- choush he will noc administer co erery pariene. For asmuch
- cheretore as the concurrence ot the willis necdful co the pro-
- duction of everv tree effect, and vec che cause may be sutti-
- cient, in sensa diviso, alchouxh che will do noc concur, ic fol
- lowes eridenely, thac the caule may be sufficiene, and vec fome-
- etiins, which is necdtul co che production otche effect, may
- be ancins, and chat erery sufficiene cause is noc a necessary
- cause.
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The Questions Concerning Liberty, Necessity, And Chance, fol. 295. Machine transcription, not an edition: Leibniz Legible (model FoNDUE-GD_v2_ft_Leibniz, run 74). https://leibnizlegible.com/page/1030877386:0295?run=74