Multiple Choice
Gottfried Leibniz
-From a human point of view,given that God determines our natures,how ought we approach situations in which we must will a decision?
A) Leave everything to fate,for God has determined everything already.
B) Choose wisely,for a determined nature does not mean a determined will.
C) Do what you know to be right,even though you can never do anything against God's will.
D) Humans are free,therefore,what you do causes many consequences.
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