A Discourse In Vindication of the Doctrine of the Trinity, fol. 249
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- the Doctrine of the Friniey.
- NTor then can the Cirounds oF our Cer-
- tainer arile trom clear and distinct Ideas;
- Wrten in onc of the clearest Ideas ot our
- Minds e con come tono Cerraintr Dy
- ic: Ido not lay, Thac it is denied to prove
- ic; buc this is laid, Thac ic is a doubetul
- thins from the different make of mens Tem- Sect. 7.
- pers and application of their thourhts.
- What can ehis mean, untels it be co let
- us know, thaceren clear and distinct Ideas,
- may lole their PFeet by che difference of
- mens Tempers and Studies; (0 that, bc-
- Sides Ideas, in order 1o a rishue fudement,
- a due Temper and Application ol the
- mind is required.
- And wrherein is this difterene, trom
- What allmen of Onderttandine have laid:
- Whiy then Mould thele clear and simple
- Ideas be made the sole Foundation ot Rea-
- son. One mould chinte by chis, chacrhele
- Ideas Would prelently latistie mens Minds,
- il they actended torhem. But even this
- vill noc do, as tothe dea oF an infinite
- Beins. It is not enough 1o (ay, They willi
- noc examine hou far il wil hold: For they
- ouslt cither to lay, thar it doch hold, or
- sire up this Cround of Certainey trom
- clear and distinet Ideas.
- Bur instead oF the prover Argument sect. 6.
- trom Ideas, We are told, That from the
- Conside
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A Discourse In Vindication of the Doctrine of the Trinity, fol. 249. Machine transcription, not an edition: Leibniz Legible (model FoNDUE-GD_v2_ft_Leibniz, run 74). https://leibnizlegible.com/page/727097563:0321?run=74