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and contradict the plain Principles of Reason, that they deny these Foundations of all Religion. Was the Being of God consider'd only as an Hypothesis to solve the Difficulties of Nature by, without those troublesome Consequences of Duty, Sin and Punishment, the Atheist would not scruple this Philosophy, and Lucretius himself would easily grant the Soul to be immortal, to be separated from the Body and reunited again, would you allow him that Conclusion, that neither separate nor reunited it hath any Sense or Remembrance of what was done before the Separation. God should also enjoy the Fulness of Perfection, he should be clothed with all the magnificent Attributes that Man could conceive, |
and contradict the plain Principles of Reason, that they deny these Foundations of all Religion. Was the Being of God considered only as an Hypothesis to solve the Difficulties of Nature by, without those troublesome Consequences of Duty, since and Punishment, the Atheist would not scruple this Philosophy, and Lucretius himself would Easily grant the Soul to be immortal, to be separated from the Body and Reunited again, would you allow him that Conclusion, that neither separate nor Reunited it hath any Sense or Remembrance of what was done before the Separation. God should also enjoy the Fullness of Perfection, he should be clothed with all the magnificent Attributes that Man could conceive, |
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