A Discourse In Vindication of the Doctrine of the Trinity, fol. 250
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The machine reads it as
- AVindication of
- Consideration of our selves, and what ve
- fnd in our oon constitutions, our Reason
- leads us to the Rnooledee of this certain
- and evident Truth; that there is an eter-
- nal, most poverful, and most tenomine Beine.
- AII Wrtrich Preadilr vicld; buc we sec
- Plainly, the Certainty is noc placed in
- the Idea, buc in good and Tound Realon
- Fromthe Consideration of our selves and our
- Constitutions. Whrat: in the Idea of our
- Selves. No cerrainly; For let our Idea
- De calen erhich vay re pleale, Dy Sen-
- sation or Reftection, vec it is nor the Idea
- thac mmakresus cerrain, bue che Argumene
- trom thatwhich e perceire in, andabout
- Our Selves.
- But ve find in our selves Perception and
- Rnouledee. IrS very true; buc how doch
- this prove chac there is aGod: Is it trom
- theclear and distinet Idea OF it. NO, buE
- From ehis Aroument: That either there
- must have been a kenovine Beine from Fter-
- nity, or an untenovine; for somethine must
- have beenfrom Pternity: but if an untnou-
- ine, then it vas impossible there ever sould
- have been auy tenomledee; it beine as im-
- possible, that a thinq without tenooledee
- Bould produce it, as that a Trianele Boubd
- make it sels three angles viecer than tvo
- riehtones. Allomins che Arsumenttobe
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A Discourse In Vindication of the Doctrine of the Trinity, fol. 250. Machine transcription, not an edition: Leibniz Legible (model FoNDUE-GD_v2_ft_Leibniz, run 74). https://leibnizlegible.com/page/727097563:0322?run=74