A Discourse In Vindication of the Doctrine of the Trinity, fol. III
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- ther may meet with orhers; Which they did
- not foresee. Which may make them as vell as
- others judse it, at last. a wiser and safer
- course to keep in the same vay, which the
- Christian Cburch hath used, ever since it
- hath aereed to express her Sense in such
- Terms, Which vere thoucht most proper for
- that purpose. For in such cases, the Ori-
- rinal and Critical Signification of vords is
- not so much to be attended, as the use tber
- are applied to, and since no other can be
- found more sienisicant or proper for that end:
- it loots like vielding 100 great advantare to
- our Adversaries, tosive up the Boundaries
- ef our Faith. For althouch there be a dif-
- ference betveen the necessary Article of
- Faith it self, and the manner of expressine
- it, so that those may truely believe the
- Substance of it, who differ in the Rxplica.
- tion; vet since the Sense of the Article hath
- been generally received under those terms,
- there seems to be no sufficient reason to sub
- stitute neu ones instead of the old. Wvhich
- con hardly be done, without reftectine on
- the Fionour of the Christian Church, anc
- sivine occasion for very unreasonable FLeat5
- and Disputes, amone those, who, if ve
- may believe their oun vords, aeree in the
- same fundamental Doctrine; Vi2. a Triniey
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A Discourse In Vindication of the Doctrine of the Trinity, fol. III. Machine transcription, not an edition: Leibniz Legible (model FoNDUE-GD_v2_ft_Leibniz, run 74). https://leibnizlegible.com/page/727097563:0009?run=74