A Discourse In Vindication of the Doctrine of the Trinity, fol. 60
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The machine reads it as
- AVindication of
- stance Phad produced in my Sermon, E0
- ter that e might be obliged to believe
- such chines concernins God, oF which
- ve cannot have a elear and distinet NO-
- tion; as that God vas trom all Eternitr
- althouoh re cannor conceive in our
- minds, hour he could be from himsef
- Now, Wrtrat saith the 2nitarian to this,
- Who precendedco Ansiver me: HIe Caith,
- cerm. D. . f E0d must be fromhimsels, then an Fter-
- nal Godis a Contradiction; for that implies
- that he vas before he was; and so charges
- me with esponsine the cause of Atheists. I
- vistr our 2nitarians vere astree tromthis
- Charse as Pam. Butthis is malicious ca-
- villing. For my delion ras only tostieu,
- that we could have no distinct conception
- ot Comethine which e are bound eobe-
- lieve. For upon all accounts re arebound
- to beliere an Fternal. God, and vet we
- cannot form a diltinet and clear Idea oFthe
- manner of it. Whecher being trom him.
- TelF Detaten positively, or necativelr, the
- matteris notcleared; the one is Absurd,
- andthe ocher Inconccirable by us. But
- CilIICaY, it is a thins chat ve are bound
- tobeliere Aedtastly, althouch it is above
- our comprehention. But instead of An-
- Tverins tothis, he runs out into an Pxa
- mination of onc notion ol Eterniey: and
- s. 10
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A Discourse In Vindication of the Doctrine of the Trinity, fol. 60. Machine transcription, not an edition: Leibniz Legible (model FoNDUE-GD_v2_ft_Leibniz, run 74). https://leibnizlegible.com/page/727097563:0132?run=74