Philosophical Principles Of Natural Religion, fol. -
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- he Contents.
- d4. That the present State of thines, must of ne-
- cessiey have been formi d, by different Laos, and
- Principles, from relat they are no covernd,
- and therefore must have been produe d by au in-
- telligent Beins, Wwhich is COd,
- D. 8Y
- S5. That not onty ihe first Formation, and. Ar-
- rancement of the great Bodies of the Dniverse
- but also their first Impulses, alone the TasCNIS
- of their Orbirs, did require the Porver of an
- Almishts BCIBS.
- D. 81
- d6. That not only the Formation and first Impul-
- ses, in richt Lines, of the greatBodies, did re-
- quire the Pover of Omnipotence; but also their
- centripetal impulles, did, and dostill, require
- a Pover above Matter,
- D. 85
- d7. That the FXistence of Animals, necessarily in-
- fers the Fxiltence of a Deity,
- D. 87
- S8. That the Spontaneous Norions, of irratio-
- nal, and the voluntary Notions, of rational
- Creatures, their Ereedom and Liberes and all
- Jhe Appearances of Prature, which are abeve the
- overs of Mectanim, are se many Proofs of
- the Beine of a COd,
- P. 88
- 9. The Preservation of the Beins, and of the
- Faculties of Thines, necessarily requires theP on-
- er, and consequently the Existence of a Deity
- D. 89
- Ibid, A Derioncration, ibat ihe Preservation, ot
- a movine Body in its motion, does not depend
- on the Nature of Matter, nor of Motion, and
- consequently, that it must por from some l’orver
- distinet from these
- D. 9C
- 10.
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