A Discourse In Vindication of the Doctrine of the Trinity, fol. 261
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The machine reads it as
- the Doctrine of the Prinier.
- ings, by the Imprecsions oF outvard Ob-
- jects; and we may And un Intelligent
- Substance in our selves by inmard Percep.
- tion; Cut Whrecher that makhe a Per son Or
- nor, must be ynderstood lomeother W ay;
- For, il che ineer Incelligent Substance
- makies a Perion, then there canHOE DC
- the Onion ot two Natures, Buc there must
- DC tvo Pertons.
- Theretore a Person is a compleat Intel.
- ligent Subltance, rith a peculiar manner
- et Subliltence; (0 that it it bc a part oF
- anocher Substance, it is no Perton. aud
- on this accoune the soul is no Perion, bC-
- cause it makres up an entire Beine by ils
- Onion with the BOdY.
- Bur wrtien we speak ot Finire Substan-
- ces and Persons, we are certain thac di
- cinct Persons do imply distinct sub.
- Aances, becaule ther have a distinet and
- separate Existence; bue this will not hola
- in an infinite substance, Wrhere necella-
- ry Fxistence dorh belono to che Idea ot
- it. And althouoh the Argument trom
- the Idea of 60d, may noc be luticient of
- it selF to prore his Beine; yet it willhold
- 25 t0 the exeludins any chine trom bim,
- erhich is inconsistene wien necessarr Rxi
- stence; cheretore, it ve suppole avictin-
- ation of Persons in che lame Divine Na-
- tHrC
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A Discourse In Vindication of the Doctrine of the Trinity, fol. 261. Machine transcription, not an edition: Leibniz Legible (model FoNDUE-GD_v2_ft_Leibniz, run 74). https://leibnizlegible.com/page/727097563:0333?run=74