A Discourse In Vindication of the Doctrine of the Trinity, fol. 99
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The machine reads it as
- the Doctrine of the Frinity.
- 2. That we Wrho hold but One Substance,
- cannot make more Gods than One.
- 3. T0 his instance of Men, he anlivers,
- That althouch theyare of the same Nature
- By Birth, vet ther differ in Ace, and Thouxbt,
- andWork, and Place from one another; and
- vhere there is such Diversity, there cannot
- beDnity: but in God, there is no difference
- of Nature, Will, or Operation; and there-
- fore there can be but one God.
- The last IMaII mention is S. Augustin, Curcello
- erliom Curcellaeus producestoas litele Dur- 1. 97.
- pole; for althouoh he doth mention che
- same instance of several Men beine of
- the same kind; Vet he speals lo exprest
- a52inA 2 Specisick Enity in Ciod; chat hC
- TaieM, The Consequence must be, that the AVS. de
- three Persons must be three Cods; as three Prinie.
- humane Persons are three Men. And in
- another place, That the Father, Son and
- FToly Chost, are One in the same individual
- l. 7. 6. 6.
- Nature. And Wrhat laich Curcellaeus IO C. Naxi.
- thele places, for he mas arrare ol chem. l. 1.
- T0 che lacter he Cairh, That by individual,
- hemeans Specifick. This IS an extraordinar) Curcel
- Auliver insced. Bur What Realon dochhC n. 114.
- sive For It: Because they are not divided
- in Place or Fime, but they may have their
- proper Pssences Bovever.
- Buc where dorh S. Auoustin sive an)
- Su
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A Discourse In Vindication of the Doctrine of the Trinity, fol. 99. Machine transcription, not an edition: Leibniz Legible (model FoNDUE-GD_v2_ft_Leibniz, run 74). https://leibnizlegible.com/page/727097563:0171?run=74