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The Questions Concerning Liberty, Necessity, And Chance, fol. 339

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  1. (339
  2. Such as hatreadocher men, but not chemselves. For by readine
  3. otbers, men commoniy obstruet the way cotheir on exact and n
  4. cural qudeement, anduse cheir vit bochro deccrve then: (lves wi h
  5. Fallaces, C 1o require rhose Who en deavour (ut their omn intreaty)
  6. eo instruct them, wich revilines.
  7. b, TIFve Be in an errour, ie is such an errour as is sucked
  8. Froiri nacure; as is confirmed by Reason, by Lxperience and
  9. Bi Scripeure; asibe Fachers and Doctors ofche Church ot aII
  10. oes hare delivered; an errour iterein we have che cOncUr-
  11. rence oF aII che Delt Philosophers, an erroue cliac bringecl Co
  12. Crod che Clory of Justice, _cc. CMac rendees men more devout,
  13. tricre pious, more bumble, more inductrious, more penicent
  14. For cheir (InS. ) H this is b. + said; and wohat hererofore batis
  15. been offered in proof for it, hath been sufficient lyr fuced, and the
  16. contrary proved; namely, that it in an errour contrary +. t’e na-
  17. ture of tne Will; repuenant ro reason and experience; repuenant
  18. to the Scripture; repugnant rothe Doctrine of St Paul, andris
  19. pirry that the Fathers and D: Etors of ihe Church haven e folloive d
  20. SF. PauI therein; an errour noc maintained by the best Phi oso-
  21. phers, (for thcy are nor the B. st Ph losophers, Which the BihOp
  22. thinteth (0) an errour that caecii from Godthe Clery of his Prae-
  23. Science; nor brinceth rohim the elouy of his other Atribures; an
  24. errour chacmat thmen, by imacininq iner can repent when thex
  25. wiis, neclect cheir duries; an thar malern men unthan fal for Ciods
  26. graces, by chintins them eo procced fromthe natural abiliry of
  27. their oron will.
  28. (5) B. IC Prich he, mhon They dispure os Ciods Actions Dhilo; op i-
  29. ealr, then they consider them arain, as is heh.d suchfaculires,
  30. and in such manner as vetasethem. Andischis che cause OF
  31. Our CrrOUr ? Thoc vere sranse indeed; For chey who dispure
  32. Phiiosophically orCod, do neicher ascribe Faculcies eo him, in
  33. ehiac manner cliac ve liare chem, Noc; er do cher accribuce any
  34. proper Faculcies ac aIl coGod. Gods understanding and His
  35. Willis his very essence, _c. Me rlintes he should have knomn
  36. at these gears thate dispue: Philosophica. ly is 10 dispute by natu-
  37. rallrealon, and fr. n principles evident bythe lieht of nature, and
  38. eo dispure o; ihe faculries and proprieries of the sub ect mhereofthy
  39. ereas. Ssis cherejore anstilfully sa dby hin that tl. ey mbo dispuce
  40. eti

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The Questions Concerning Liberty, Necessity, And Chance, fol. 339. Machine transcription, not an edition: Leibniz Legible (model FoNDUE-GD_v2_ft_Leibniz, run 74). https://leibnizlegible.com/page/1030877386:0339?run=74