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Page 47
... objects at the fame time . If we are careful to infpect fome things , we muft of course ne- lect others . This imperfection , which we obferve ourselves , is an imperfection that cleaves in fome gree to creatures of the higheft ...
... objects at the fame time . If we are careful to infpect fome things , we muft of course ne- lect others . This imperfection , which we obferve ourselves , is an imperfection that cleaves in fome gree to creatures of the higheft ...
Page 48
... objects among which he feems to be inceflantly employed , if we confider , in the first place , that he is omniprefent ; and , in the second , that he is omnifcient . If we confider him in his omniprefence : his being paffes through ...
... objects among which he feems to be inceflantly employed , if we confider , in the first place , that he is omniprefent ; and , in the second , that he is omnifcient . If we confider him in his omniprefence : his being paffes through ...
Page 49
... objects that lie contiguous to them . Their knowledge and obfervation turn within a very narrow circle . But , as God Almighty cannot but perceive and know every thing in which he refides , infinite fpace gives room to infinite ...
... objects that lie contiguous to them . Their knowledge and obfervation turn within a very narrow circle . But , as God Almighty cannot but perceive and know every thing in which he refides , infinite fpace gives room to infinite ...
Page 62
... objects which are apt to produce them . When a young fellow complained to an old philofopher , that his wife was not handfome ,. Put lefs water in your wine , fays the philofopher , and you will quickly make her fo . Wine heightens ...
... objects which are apt to produce them . When a young fellow complained to an old philofopher , that his wife was not handfome ,. Put lefs water in your wine , fays the philofopher , and you will quickly make her fo . Wine heightens ...
Page 69
... objects ; and there is no queftion but our fouls , when they are difembodied , or placed in glo- rified bodies , will by this faculty , in whatever part of space they refide , be always fenfible of the divine prefence . We , who have ...
... objects ; and there is no queftion but our fouls , when they are difembodied , or placed in glo- rified bodies , will by this faculty , in whatever part of space they refide , be always fenfible of the divine prefence . We , who have ...
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