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as the Question about the infinite divisibility of Quantity doth, and indeed all Questions about any thing that is infinite, it being but reasonable to expect that our finite Understandings should be puzzled and lost about any thing that is infinite. Now granting this, which is the utmost any man can challenge in this Question, this Account of things from an Eternal order and succession of Causes comes to just nothing; |
as the Question about the infinite divisibility of Quantity does, and indeed all Questions about any thing that is infinite, it being but reasonable to expect that our finite Understandings should be puzzled and lost about any thing that is infinite. Now granting this, which is the utmost any man can challenge in this Question, this Account of things from an Eternal order and succession of Causes comes to just nothing; |
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