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# Title: A Discourse In Vindication of the Doctrine of the Trinity (shelfmarks ZEN Leibn. Marg. 40; Leibn. Marg. 40)
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themselves; for MyReries are onty for the
M0D, and not for Persons of such noble
Capacities.
IV. The last thine is, to represent alt
Relicions as indifferent, since they arree in
the common Principles of natural Relicion,
especially the Dniry of G0d, and alt the
rest is but accordine ro the differnt Inven-
tions of Men The stilt of the Contrivers,
and the several Flumors and Inclinations of
Manteind.
These are the chief Wycteries of Deism
in our Ace; for even Deilm hath its My.
Aeries, and it is it self a MyCtery oF Ini-
quiey, Which Lam afraid is t00 much Worle
ins already amone us, and wil be more if
no effectuat Aop be put 10 it.
Y calt it Deilim, because that Name ob-
tains nou, as more plansible and modist;
for Atheim is a rude unmannertu Word.
and exposes Men to the Rabble, and mates
Persons phun the company and avoid the C on-
versation and Dealine with such Woho are
noted for it. And this vould be a migher
Prejudice to them, a5 to their Interests in
this Worid Which theyhave reasonto value.
But 10 bea Dert, seems ro be onty a set-
tine up tor havine more Wit than to be
cheated brthe Prielts, and imposed upon by
the common Forms of Relicion, Which serve
Wet