The Questions Concerning Liberty, Necessity, And Chance, fol. 320
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- (5) TFaIIchis will noc setistie bim. T will sire one othis oun
- hind oF proots; chac is an instance. That hich necesicates all
- chines accordins c0 T. FI. is the decrec ofGod, or that or-
- der itrich is sec co allthines by che erernal cause (Nr mb. TI.)
- Non Ciodhimsele, who made chis necellicacins decrec, Was
- noc subjectedco ic in the matiins chereot, neieher was chere any
- Former order to oblise che Arst cause necectarils eo mate such
- a decrec; cheretore chis decree beins an aet ad exrra na: treely
- made b. Ciod withour any necessicarion. Yec nerere el: (5, chis
- disjunctire propolicion is necessarily erue. Fither God did make
- sucha decrec, or he did net make such a decrce. Again, chou, n
- 2. FI. his opinion vere erue chac all evenes are necessary; and
- chac the whole Christian woridare deccired, wto beliere chae
- Tome erenssare Frectrom necessier. vec lie willnoc deny, Due
- ific had been chego0d pleature ofCod, he mishe hare made
- lome causes tree trom necessier, Peeins thac ic neicher argues any
- imperfection, nor implies any concradiction. Supposirs chere-
- Forechac Cod had made some second caules tree trom any such
- ancecedent decerminat on to one, ser che former disjunctun
- Would be necestarily erue. Kicher chis Frec underermined caule
- ill act ascer chis manner, or ic ill noc aet afcer eliis manner.
- Wheretore chenecellarr cruch oFiuch a disjunctire proposiri
- on doch noc prore. chac cicher of chemembers ofrhe dis-
- junction Ansly considered, is decerminately true in present,
- buc onely chac the one ofchem nill De decerminarely erueco
- MOTTOH.
- Animadrersions upon che Ansiver
- to NumB. XXXIV.
- (a) CF Y IS Former proOF; chac aII suHicienE CaUSeS, arene-
- a celtary causes, is antvvered betore Numb. 3T.)
- erhenhe Ball have read my Animadversions upon that Ansmer of
- his he Will thi le ocherrmise hassoever he will confese.
- (b) Cand his cro instances ot castins Ambs-ace, and ot
- rainins comorrom, are altosecher im pertinene eo che quettion,
- Fortmo reasons. Ais, rst reason is, becaule (hesuith) our pre-
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The Questions Concerning Liberty, Necessity, And Chance, fol. 320. Machine transcription, not an edition: Leibniz Legible (model FoNDUE-GD_v2_ft_Leibniz, run 74). https://leibnizlegible.com/page/1030877386:0320?run=74