A Defence Of The Essay Of Human Understanding, Written by Mr. Lock, fol. 16
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- not litro his sood old Diltinction, and
- that I think the Parts are Coincident;
- P. lino not irhether hewilt hare a bet
- ter Opinion oF me, Wwhren P tcIl him I
- do not mean it in the war Whrich he in
- jurioullr insiniates to be Mr. LockS, but
- that nothine can De truly Protitable,
- that is not Hlonest. Flovever, not to
- caril about Words, this I am ture of,
- that thore is no Ground For the Re-
- Inartors Rofection in thole Principles
- Wrhich hre is dislatistr d With, viz. That.
- morally G00d and Lvil, is the Conformity:
- or Disagreement of our Actions tothe Diviné.
- Lam 3 Wrtich Mr. Lock Cays is the ontu
- true Touchstone of Moral Rectitude, and
- that by comparins them to this Law, Men
- judse of the most considerable Moral G00d
- or sevil of their Actions; that is, mhether
- as Dutres or Sins; they are like to pros
- cure them Tappiness or Misery from the
- Fands of. ihe Aimichty. Vpon thete Prin-
- cirles Bonum Otile, can never De Supe.
- rior to Bonum Fonestum, In NIF. Locks
- Way, till ehie Remarker ean Per him
- Fome Moral Fvil, that is not contrarr
- 1o the Dirine Lar, Or a Wav t0 el.
- Cape the Fands oF the Alimieher, wrten
- ve dilober hiim.
- Wrhrat has been laid, will be Cutticient.
- 1o antirer all that the Remarkrer has
- said directlr on this Point, but what
- Fuxther concerris it, os Natural Consci-
- ence, and the Proots oF the Morat Attri
- hutes
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A Defence Of The Essay Of Human Understanding, Written by Mr. Lock, fol. 16. Machine transcription, not an edition: Leibniz Legible (model FoNDUE-GD_v2_ft_Leibniz, run 74). https://leibnizlegible.com/page/797937889:0028?run=74