Dialogue

 1 1|          general disadvantage to mankind. But the mischief lieth
 2 1|     alone thought colours by all mankind beside, you may hold what
 3 3|        so; how comes it that all mankind distinguish between them?
 4 3|        to the universal sense of mankind. Were our dispute to be
 5 3|          makes the generality of mankind averse from the notions
 6 3|       granting this, the bulk of mankind will take no thought about,
 7 3|   supposed God would deceive all mankind? Do you imagine He would
 8 3|          thought to exist by all mankind; or indeed, by any except
 9 3|         suppose God has deceived mankind at all.~HYL. But the novelty,
10 3|      uncorrupted judgment of all mankind; and being once admitted,
11 3|       and undebauched notions of mankind; that it manifests the dependence
12 3| agreeable to the common sense of mankind, and Holy Scripture, as