A Discourse In Vindication of the Doctrine of the Trinity, fol. 234
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The machine reads it as
- AV indication of
- 10 no certainty; tince we can have no
- clear Idea in our Minas concernins II, 25
- will appear trom his omn Words; and
- ehe method he proceeds in.
- (P.) He Caith, That the Mind receives
- in Ideas rivo vays. T. BY Iutermission of
- the Senses, as Colours, Firures, Sounds,
- Smells, etC. 2. By the Souls conhderine
- its’oun Operations about what il thus sets
- from without, as tenowins doubtine, affirm-
- 2nS denrins, _C.
- (2.) That these simple and distinet Ideas,
- thus laid up in the creat Repository of the
- Onderstandine, are the sole matter andFoun-
- dation of al our Reasonine.
- Then ic sollows, Thac re can haveno
- Foundation of Reasonine, Where there can
- ean be no such Ideas trom Sensation, or
- Reftection.
- Nou chis is the Case ot Substance; il
- IS nOt intromitted by the Senses, nor de-
- Dends uxon the Operations of the Mind;
- and (0 ic cannot be michin che compais
- OF Our Realon. And cheretore 1d0 nOt
- onder, chat the Crenclemen ot chisnem
- ar ot realonine, have almost discarded
- Humanun-Dubstance out ot chereatonable part of the
- derstand. World. For they noc only tell us, That
- 210, L. 1.
- ChaD. 4.
- ve canhave no Idea of it by Sensation or
- Eect. 18. Restection; buE Char nothinz is sienified by
- Ctrap. I.
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A Discourse In Vindication of the Doctrine of the Trinity, fol. 234. Machine transcription, not an edition: Leibniz Legible (model FoNDUE-GD_v2_ft_Leibniz, run 74). https://leibnizlegible.com/page/727097563:0306?run=74