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A Defence Of The Essay Of Human Understanding, Written by Mr. Lock, fol. 41

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  1. CAF
  2. postion cannot lessen our securitr ot it
  3. and that thes do nor depend uxon it, L
  4. think necds not Deprovd, no Body that I
  5. Hno ot did erer otter this Proposition;
  6. Thatthe Soul does alvays thinte, 25 a proot
  7. et its immortalier; and the Reatons we
  8. hare to expect a Future state, are ot such
  9. a Nature, chacthes can reccire HO Force
  10. trom it, nor lose anr by the contrary
  11. Supposition: Jhe Remarker on another
  12. Occasion, Tells Mr. Lock, the srounds ot
  13. Revards arc, thatrhere is a presace of them
  14. from Natural Conscience; and chot they are
  15. deducible fromthe Wature of Cod is ve alloro
  16. him Moral Aerributes. Nor it is erident
  17. thai neither ot these tro gronnds can lose
  18. ans ottheir force upon this suppolition,
  19. Phat the sout docs not chink in sound
  20. Slecp, and will not ther secureus tlat me
  21. Mallnot continue in thisstcep atter Dcach:
  22. IE not, Why docsthe Remarker mention
  23. them as Proots ot a Future state: But it
  24. they do prore it, why docs he lay he
  25. cond mate ont no certain Proof of the Im-
  26. morrality of ihe Soul upon ihis Supposition,
  27. that it is somerimes witbont thonebes? Since
  28. those Proots he mentions remain in their
  29. Fullforce, normithscandins chis supposition.
  30. Lhus havins Mern, chat all theConsequon
  31. ces the Remarkeer dranstrom MI. LockS
  32. Supposition are mithout grounds, l may
  33. With alturance conclude, thar ic is oF no
  34. consequence to the Immortaliey of thc
  35. Soul, nor does at all mealen an proot
  36. Ot ib
  37. Can
  38. BR. P. 13.

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A Defence Of The Essay Of Human Understanding, Written by Mr. Lock, fol. 41. Machine transcription, not an edition: Leibniz Legible (model FoNDUE-GD_v2_ft_Leibniz, run 74). https://leibnizlegible.com/page/797937889:0053?run=74