A Discourse In Vindication of the Doctrine of the Trinity, fol. 274
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The machine reads it as
- AVindication of
- Althouch ve do not knou the Nature of
- the Soul, vet ve knou as much of il, as ve
- do of any thine else, is not more, i. C. WWC
- really bno nochins by any adequate ldea
- OFit, buc me must beliore nochine, bue
- Wvhrat we have a clear distinct Idea Ot. I5
- noc this a rare ay of fixins che Bounda-
- ries of Faith and Reason: 45+060d and his
- Actribures, it is Caid, That theyare not My-
- steries 10 us for vant of an adequate Idea;
- no noc Eternity. And in anochier place,
- 45 to God, ve comprehend nothine better
- than his Actributes.
- Letus try chis, by the acrribute pitch
- ed on by himlelt; viz. Fiternity. Welee
- he pretends to comprehend nothine ber-
- ter chan che Divine actribures: and Pt er-
- nity as Wvell as any; CWhieh lam very
- apc to Deliere) bur hor doch he compre-
- hend Pterniey: Even by findino, That it
- cannot be Comprehended. IS not chis Sub.
- ele and deep Reasonine: But Reason he
- Caith, performs ils part in findine out the
- true Nature of Thines; and if such bcthe
- Nature of thethine, that ic cannot becom-
- prehended, then Reason can do nomore,
- ane (0 it is not above Reason. WaS there
- ever such Tristine chat pretended to Rea-
- lon; and etrae about ehie highelt Mar-
- cers, and trith Seorn and Contempe ot
- Others
- 3
- D. BE
- 3. 82
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A Discourse In Vindication of the Doctrine of the Trinity, fol. 274. Machine transcription, not an edition: Leibniz Legible (model FoNDUE-GD_v2_ft_Leibniz, run 74). https://leibnizlegible.com/page/727097563:0346?run=74