Dialogue

 1 2|         the proof you give of a Deity seems no less evident than
 2 3|    active thinking image of the Deity. And, though I perceive
 3 3|      different from that of the DEITY.~HYL. You say your own soul
 4 3|       entertains notions of the Deity suitable to the Holy Scriptures
 5 3| immensity or omniscience of the Deity, or the necessary and immediate
 6 3|     something new to befall the Deity; which implies a sort of
 7 3|  against every other act of the Deity, discoverable by the light
 8 3|     exactly just notions of the Deity, His attributes, and ways
 9 3|      Matter co-eternal with the Deity. Lay these things together,
10 3|       apprehension of a distant Deity naturally disposes men to