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 1 Pre|      establishes the existence of God and of the Human Soul, which
 2 II |         of which are derived from God, must be incomparably superior
 3 II |      similar attempt. ~Those whom God has endowed with a larger
 4 III|         in which, by the grace of God, I had been educated from
 5 III|      self-instruction. ~For since God has endowed each of us with
 6 IV |          a single word, which was God. ~And to this I added that,
 7 IV |        which I could recognize in God. ~For in order to know the
 8 IV |       order to know the nature of God (whose existence has been
 9 IV |       like, could not be found in God, since I myself would have
10 IV |      could not be a perfection in God to be compounded of these
11 IV |          at least as certain that God, who is this Perfect Being,
12 IV |         certain that the ideas of God and of the soul have never
13 IV |     persuaded of the existence of God and of the soul, by the
14 IV |       presuppose the existence of God. ~For, in the first place
15 IV |           is certain only because God is or exists and because
16 IV |        are real, and proceed from God, must to that extent be
17 IV | imperfection, should proceed from God, than that truth or perfection
18 IV |        But after the knowledge of God and of the soul has rendered
19 IV |    otherwise it could not be that God, who is wholly perfect and
20 V  |    demonstrating the existence of God and of the soul, and to
21 V  |          established in nature by God in such a manner, and of
22 V  |         happen in a new world, if God were now to create somewhere
23 V  |           recently said regarding God and the soul; for I even
24 V  |        the infinite perfection of God, I endeavored to demonstrate
25 V  |       they are such, that even if God had created more worlds,
26 V  |           expressly supposed that God had given no weight to the
27 V  |          is much more likely that God made it at the first such
28 V  |         with the supposition that God formed the body of man wholly
29 V  |       these as soon as I supposed God to have created a rational
30 V  |      machine made by the hands of God, which is incomparably better
31 V  |         who deny the existence of God, an error which I think
32 VI |           them, except those whom God has constituted the supreme
33 VI |         for this end anything but God himself who has created
34 VI |           been, if it had pleased God to place them there, or