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# Title: Philosophical Principles Of Natural Religion (shelfmark Leibn. Marg. 53)
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fallible Mark, that they have been Created by
some vise Being, and have not been for ever Ot
chem (elVeS,
D. 44
17. That Animals, con d not have been from
alt Fiternity of themselves for both these Rea-
Sons,
P.
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d1S. That the enantitu of Fluids, in alt the
Planeis has been constantly decreasine, and con-
sequently had ihe Worid been from all Pternity.
there hac been no Liquids extant in our Syltem
at present,
P.
19. That since te Hleat, and Listt, and BuIK,
of the Sun and Fxt ScarS constantly decrease,
hact the Worid been from all Piernity, they had
been alt Fxtingnisted e’ex nom,  P. 5F
520. That the CClestial Bodies, do not move in
void or empty Spaces, but such as make some
Resistance to their Motions, Which must have
quite destroyd them c’er nou, had the Worid
lasted from alt Pternity,
 D. 53
 2Y. Since Mlotion is not ellentialto Matter, and
since the celestial Bodies do not move in their
Orbits by Nechanilm, they cond not have
movd from alt Pternity.
P. 56
8 22. Since the materiat Part ofthis Dniverse, is
not insinite in his Extent, the Celestial Bodies
hact been alt amass d in theCenter ofthe materi-
ad Woria: by the Attraction of these Bodies one
ipon another had the Worid been, from alt F
ternitu.
D. 55
5 23. Tsad theWortd lasted from all Fternity, then
must the first of every Species of Animals have
been