A Discourse In Vindication of the Doctrine of the Trinity, fol. LVI
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- lels between the Frinier and Fransubstan-
- tiation, as some did, and defended them,
- as vell as they could, When Popery vas up-
- permost. But enouch of this.
- 3. We have seen hou much they have
- gratisied the Deilts by representine Church.
- men in such amanner, let us nou sec in what
- manner ther treat the Deills. It is vith
- another sort of Languace; and Which ar-
- eues a more than ordinary kindness to them
- In one place they say, Thac the Deilto
- are mottr wellnatured Men, and nen
- Sh. Vinai. St Probier and Onderstandins; in effect
- cation, p. 2V. Chat ther arelincere honest hearced Men,
- irho do g0od by che impulse ot cheir na-
- tural Religion, Honestr and good Consci-
- ence, Which have great Insuence uxon
- them. What another sort of character is
- this from that of the createst, and in their
- opinion the best of our Clerey: This must
- proceed from some Intimacy and Lamiliarity
- with them; and it is easie to imacine from
- hence, that they are upon very quod Terms
- with one another, because they must beV.
- nitarians, if they believe a G0d at alt.
- But Wvhere else are these honest, con-
- Scienrious Deilts 1o be found:
- Tt is rare indeed for otbers to find any
- one that rejects Christianity out of pure
- Conscience, and that acts by principles of
- sevcere Virtue. L never yet could meet
- Some
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A Discourse In Vindication of the Doctrine of the Trinity, fol. LVI. Machine transcription, not an edition: Leibniz Legible (model FoNDUE-GD_v2_ft_Leibniz, run 74). https://leibnizlegible.com/page/727097563:0062?run=74