Dialogue

1 2|   things altogether passive and inert, can be the essence, or
2 2|       not perfectly passive and inert, including nothing of action
3 3|         all our ideas perfectly inert beings? Or have they any
4 3|      are altogether passive and inert.~HYL. And is not God an
5 3| represented by things perfectly inert, as our ideas are. I do
6 3|       other sensible things and inert ideas. But, I am not in
7 3|         to say—a thing which is inert operates on the mind, and
8 3|    reconciling the notion of an inert being with a cause, or in
9 3|       omnipotent, but Matter an inert mass. If the order, regularity,