A Defence Of The Essay Of Human Understanding, Written by Mr. Lock, fol. 13
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- I have more fuity Teun hou re come
- by the Idea of Perfection in the Su-
- pream Beins) the Remarker mar per-
- ceire, that Wre can in NIT. LockS way,
- arrire to the Orismal Notion oF in-
- trinsick FTolinels, into which tis ulti.
- matelr relolvd. Wtrich he is l0 much
- concernd to find and that I hope wili
- reconcile him to MC. Locks Princi-
- Ples.
- And iE he rill attentively examine
- his omn without Prepossession, il ne
- Will traco his Idea ot God, and ot
- Moral Good and Fvil, to their first
- Source, I beliere he Will find he has
- no ottier Principle of lnowledee than
- NIT. Lock; and that the Mistake lies, in
- that beins taushit Truths alter they arc
- discoverd, and findine them agrecable
- to our Realon, re immediatetr alsent
- to them, without sellectine hou they
- ivere first found out, and are apt t0
- conclude those thines wtich ure find
- First in our Rnowledse, tobo the Airst
- Principles ot Rnomledse; tho ther vere
- proceeded to Dy many Steps and De-
- B. R. P.
- Srees, aud vere the last oltablisti a in
- the Ditcorerr.
- But the Remarker Wrill obicet that
- MIr. Lock does noc ectabli Moralitr
- uxon the Nlature ot Man, and the Na
- ture OF Cod, but seems 10 ground Bis De- 2. R. p.
- monstration upon P’uture Punisbments and
- Revaras and upon the debitrary Will of
- the Lan. Civer; and he does not think these
- the
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A Defence Of The Essay Of Human Understanding, Written by Mr. Lock, fol. 13. Machine transcription, not an edition: Leibniz Legible (model FoNDUE-GD_v2_ft_Leibniz, run 74). https://leibnizlegible.com/page/797937889:0025?run=74