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...intelligible propositions ; therefore they are both true, or both false. (9.) God acts according to laws because he knows them, he knows them because he has made them, he has made them because they bear a certain relation to his wisdom and power ; therefore God acts...

...which subsist between it and different beings, and the relations of these beings among themselves. 1 to Omniscience ;) that we are exposed to the piercing...would be but as the powerless gaze of an infant ! lite other bodies, governed by invariable laws.'— Spirit of Laws, b. i, ci Justice Blackstone observes,...

...be more absurd than to pretend that a blind fatality could be productive of intelligent beings 1 * There is, then, a primitive reason ; and laws are...acts according to these rules, because he knows them r he knows them because he has made them ; and he made them because they are relative to his wisdom...

...be more absurd than to pretend that a blind fatality could be productive of intelligent beings 1 " There is, then, a primitive reason ; and laws are...being, is, like other bodies, governed by invariable laws."—Spirit of Laws, book i. chap. i. Justice Blackstone observes, that " Law, in its most general...

...nobler agencies appear upon the scene of action. ''He acts," observes Montesquieu, " by these laws because He knows them ; He knows them because He has made them ; and He has made them because they have an affinity with His wisdom and power." 5. Almanacs recall and suggest...