Philosophical Principles Of Natural Religion, fol. -
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- fallible Mark, that they have been Created by
- some vise Being, and have not been for ever Ot
- chem (elVeS,
- D. 44
- 17. That Animals, con d not have been from
- alt Fiternity of themselves for both these Rea-
- Sons,
- P.
- e
- d1S. That the enantitu of Fluids, in alt the
- Planeis has been constantly decreasine, and con-
- sequently had ihe Worid been from all Pternity.
- there hac been no Liquids extant in our Syltem
- at present,
- P.
- 19. That since te Hleat, and Listt, and BuIK,
- of the Sun and Fxt ScarS constantly decrease,
- hact the Worid been from all Piernity, they had
- been alt Fxtingnisted e’ex nom, P. 5F
- 520. That the CClestial Bodies, do not move in
- void or empty Spaces, but such as make some
- Resistance to their Motions, Which must have
- quite destroyd them c’er nou, had the Worid
- lasted from alt Pternity,
- D. 53
- 2Y. Since Mlotion is not ellentialto Matter, and
- since the celestial Bodies do not move in their
- Orbits by Nechanilm, they cond not have
- movd from alt Pternity.
- P. 56
- 8 22. Since the materiat Part ofthis Dniverse, is
- not insinite in his Extent, the Celestial Bodies
- hact been alt amass d in theCenter ofthe materi-
- ad Woria: by the Attraction of these Bodies one
- ipon another had the Worid been, from alt F
- ternitu.
- D. 55
- 5 23. Tsad theWortd lasted from all Fternity, then
- must the first of every Species of Animals have
- been
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Philosophical Principles Of Natural Religion, fol. - . Machine transcription, not an edition: Leibniz Legible (model FoNDUE-GD_v2_ft_Leibniz, run 74). https://leibnizlegible.com/page/797370323:0026?run=74