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Holz I 66
Sentence of the sufficient reason/principle/Leibniz: "nothing is done without sufficient reason, without which it is possible for the person who is sufficiently acquainted with things to state a reason why it is so and not otherwise."
This is a derivative of the identity principle. Its validity is logically necessary.
>Principles/Leibniz, >Identity principle/Leibniz, >Necessity/Leibniz, >Reason/Leibniz, >Justification/Leibniz, >Ultimate justification/Leibniz.

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