A Discourse In Vindication of the Doctrine of the Trinity, fol. 245
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- the Doctrine of the Frinier.
- Onderstanding, rith relpect to the Na-
- ture andManner oF such chinss, erhich re
- are most certain of theBeins ol, by con-
- Aant and undoubred Experience. l ap.
- Deal no tothe Realon otmankind, whre.
- cher ic ean beanr realonable Foundation
- For rejectins a Doctrine proposed EO US,
- a5 of Dirine Revelation, becaule re can-
- noc comprehend che manner ol it; espe-
- cially, Wrhen ic relates to cheDivine E.l. Sect. 33,
- Tencc. For as the lame Author observes, 34, 35.
- Our Idea of G0d is framed from the
- Complex Ideas of those Perfections ve
- find in our selves, but inlareine ihem
- so, as to mate them suitable 10 an in-
- fnite Beine, as Knomledse. Pover, Durati-
- on, ec. And the Degrees or Fxtent 0f sect. 36.
- these Which ve ascribe tothe Soveraign Be-
- ins, are al bonnaless and insinite. For it
- is insinity, Which jorned to our Ideas of
- Fxistence, Pover, Rnouledee, ec. makes
- that Complex Idea, whereby ve represent
- toour selves the best ve can, the Supreme
- Beine.
- Nor, Wrhen our Rnomledse ol grols
- material Substances is (0 darke; Whenche
- Nocion oE Spiritual Subltances is above
- aII Ideas oF Senlarion; Wrhen thehigher
- any Substance is, the more remore trom
- our tinomledse; but especially wtien che
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A Discourse In Vindication of the Doctrine of the Trinity, fol. 245. Machine transcription, not an edition: Leibniz Legible (model FoNDUE-GD_v2_ft_Leibniz, run 74). https://leibnizlegible.com/page/727097563:0317?run=74