The Questions Concerning Liberty, Necessity, And Chance, fol. 298
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- T. II.
- Tum. 32. As ly. Thold that the ordinary definition of a free Asent name-
- Lly that a free Asent is, that, which rh. n all thines are present.
- which are necaful to produce the effect, can nevertheless not pro-
- duce it, implies a contradiction, and is non snse, beine, as muchas
- ro say, the canse may be lusFxiene, that is, necellary, and yer the
- eff.ct not folloW.
- 1
- 7. D.
- Elis las poine is buc a Corollary, or an Inference From
- cheformer doctrine, chat every sufficient c ase proanceth
- irs effect necessarilu, wtricti pillar beins caken awar che suver-
- Structure mukt needs Falleo che ground, havins norhins leteco
- SUDPOECIE. Lastly. Phold (Paich BC) vhat heis able to proove is
- Somethine. So much reason, s0 much erust; bur wtac he holds
- concerns himselFnoc ochers. But Whac holdshe ? Thold (Paich
- hC) that the ordinary definirion of a free Acent implies a contra-
- diction, and is non sense. Thac wtrich he calls ehe ordinary defini-
- tion oFliberey is the rery definition which is siven by chemucti
- preacer pare ot Philolophers and Schoolmen. And dochhe
- Think chac alI chese spake non. sense: or had no more judomene
- chaneo contradict chemselres in a definition ? Ile mighe mucti
- becter suspect himselt, thancensure so manv. L et us see the
- detinition ic selF: A free Agent is that, which mhen allthines
- are present, that are necdsul to produce the effect, can ne vertheless
- noc prodnce ir. Packnomledse che old definition ot Liberey,
- wich licele variation. Buc I cannor sec this non- sense, nor dis
- corer ehis conrradiction. FOr (a) in chele mords all thines need
- fult, or allrhines requisire, the actual determination ot che will
- is noc included. Buc by al thines necdsul er regnisite; all ne-
- cellary porer cicher operatire or electire, all necellary instru-
- menes and adjumenes exerinsecall and intrinsecall, and allcon-
- dicions are intended. Ashe chachach pen and ink, and paper,
- a Coble, a desk, and leisure the arc of vricins, and thetree use
- oFhis hand, hach all chinss requisice ro vrite ifhe will, and vet
- hemax Forbear, it he will. Or as he chac hach men and mons,
- andarms, and munirion, and Mips, and a just cause, hach all
- chinss
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The Questions Concerning Liberty, Necessity, And Chance, fol. 298. Machine transcription, not an edition: Leibniz Legible (model FoNDUE-GD_v2_ft_Leibniz, run 74). https://leibnizlegible.com/page/1030877386:0298?run=74