Scientific knowledge is distinguished by its objects, which do not admit of change; these objects are eternal and exist of necessity.
If it is impossible that God exists — as all who deny that God exists suppose, on the further assumption that, were God to exist, God would exist of necessity — then it cannot be true both that the God-properties are closed under entailment and that there are properties that are not God-properties.
Had it lacked a sufficient reason to explain its existence (and implicitly its contingency), the world for Leibniz would have existed of necessity.
"Nature is ground and principle of itself, or what is the same thing, it exists out of necessity, out of the soul, the essence of God, in which he is one with nature" (GTU, 291/86).
Some participants explained that IPP exists out of necessity and is driven by excessive workloads and lack of workforce.
There must exist "a necessity of self-defense, instant, overwhelming, leaving no choice of means, and no moment for deliberation," under the well-established Caroline Case.
The principle (archê) of these things is in the one who makes them, whereas the principle of those things that exist by necessity or by nature is in the things themselves (1140a1-20).
For those who do not have such freedoms, there is a necessary fragility of hope, and where it exists, the necessity of it to live another day, and the necessity to fight for its very protection.
It is shown that, under specific conditions for the dust and plasma, oppositely charged grains may exist without the necessity of a temperature fluctuation.
Earlier, I noted that Spinoza thinks infinitely many non-substantial objects exist: "From the necessity of the divine nature there must follow infinitely many things in infinitely many ways, i.e., everything which can fall under an infinite intellect" (Ip16).
