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The Principles of Nature and of Grace, Based on Reason

1989
The popular reception of Leibniz’s Theodicy had the effect of establishing his reputation in even wider circles than before, and much of his last philosophical writing was done for this wider audience rather than for his scholarly correspondents and the readers of scientific journals. The circumstances and motives in writing the two best known of these
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Is the Human Distinguishable from the Animal by Being a Rational Animal? In Principles of Nature and Grace, by W. G. Leibniz

SSRN Electronic Journal, 2009
The present paper aims to proceed to a succinct analysis of Leibniz"s Principles of Nature and Grace (section 5), by exploiting the cardinal arguments acquainted in it – namely, is he human distinguishable from the animal thanks to his capacity of being endowed with rationality?
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Defending Maritain on Church and State from the Perspective of the Nature–Grace Principle

The Thomist: A Speculative Quarterly Review
Abstract: Every Catholic theologian is aware of the Grundaxiom that grace does not destroy nature but, rather, presupposes and perfects it by healing and elevating it. However, it seems that many forgot to pay attention to the implications of this principle for certain debates in recent centuries, such as what ought to be the proper relationship ...
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Late Medieval Mysticism and the Analogy of Grace and Nature

Religions, 2022
Christopher Wojtulewicz
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