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1 Text, 0, 27 | ideas, and which, being an agent, cannot be like unto, or 2 Text, 0, 57 | the presence of a superior agent. But, when we see things 3 Text, 0, 62 | observed by the Supreme Agent hath been shewn in sect. 4 Text, 0, 69 | word signifies either the agent which produces any effect, 5 Text, 0, 69 | inert, and so cannot be an agent or efficient cause. It is 6 Text, 0, 102| truth, there is no other agent or efficient cause than 7 Text, 0, 107| workmanship of a wise and good Agent, it should seem to become 8 Text, 0, 137| image or likeness of an agent subsisting by itself, seems 9 Text, 0, 151| immediate hand of an Almighty Agent. Besides, monsters, untimely 10 Text, 0, 152| weakness or prodigality in the agent who produces them, but rather