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    Leibniz's principle of perfection holds that finite being... — Carmelics
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    Challenges→The lack of a capacity is an evil, even when that lack is essential to the nature of the thing.

    Leibniz's principle of perfection holds that finite beings are metaphysically complete when they fully actualize their own specific nature, not an unlimited nature.

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