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' | <head>To be copied</head> | ||
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<p>Nor would any man have called upon | |||
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our Author for an account of what would | |||
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have been, if nature, and it's author had | |||
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been different: every reader would have been | |||
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satisfied had he fairly, and impartially, | |||
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told us what is. (<del>end of note</del> <add>end of note</add>)<lb/></p> | |||
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<p><!-- symbol --><del>Out author</del> <add>He</add> will not <add>however</add> leave us long in pain about the Justice of <del>the Creator</del> <add>God</add>: & | |||
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<del>Our author</del> <add>therefore</add> adds, "that <del>the Creator</del> <add>the creator <add>as a being of infinite wisdom</add> has laid <note>(Vol: 1. Page 110:</note> | |||
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"down only such laws as were founded on those | |||
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"relations of Justice, that existed in the nature | |||
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"of things anteceding to any positive precept". — <add>How our Author loves to perplex us. 'the Law of nature is <del>now</del> <add>here</add> spoken of, as a positive <unclear>principle</unclear> <add>a law laid down</add>: but when we expect to learn when & where it was <gap/>, we are put off with the old story: - "that the Creator has enabled</add> | |||
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<del>And he tells us, "that the Creator has enabled</del> | |||
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"human reason to discover <del>these eternal, and</del> <add>it:</add> | |||
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<del>"innevitable laws of good, and evil so far</del> | |||
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<del>"as they are necessary for the conduct of human <add>action</add></del><lb/> | |||
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To be copied Note
Nor would any man have called upon
our Author for an account of what would
have been, if nature, and it's author had
been different: every reader would have been
satisfied had he fairly, and impartially,
told us what is. (end of note end of note)
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Out author He will not however leave us long in pain about the Justice of the Creator God: &
Our author therefore adds, "that the Creator the creator <add>as a being of infinite wisdom has laid (Vol: 1. Page 110:
"down only such laws as were founded on those
"relations of Justice, that existed in the nature
"of things anteceding to any positive precept". — How our Author loves to perplex us. 'the Law of nature is now <add>here spoken of, as a positive principle a law laid down: but when we expect to learn when & where it was , we are put off with the old story: - "that the Creator has enabled</add>
And he tells us, "that the Creator has enabled
"human reason to discover these eternal, and it:
"innevitable laws of good, and evil so far
"as they are necessary for the conduct of human action
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