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The Creation, which seems an Arbitrary Act, | The Creation, which seems an Arbitrary Act, | ||
supposes therefore Laws as invariable as those | supposes therefore Laws as invariable as those | ||
| − | [[ | + | [[underline]] of the [[/underline]] fatality of the Atheists |
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Before there were Intelligent Beings, they were | Before there were Intelligent Beings, they were | ||
possible, they had therefore possible relations, | possible, they had therefore possible relations, | ||
| − | and consequently possible Laws. | + | [[underline]] and [[/underline]] consequently possible Laws. |
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Relations of Justice must therefore be acknowledged | Relations of Justice must therefore be acknowledged | ||
antecedent to the positive law by which they are | antecedent to the positive law by which they are | ||
| − | established | + | [[underline]] established. [[/underline]] |
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Man as physical Being is like other bodies | Man as physical Being is like other bodies | ||
| − | governed by invariable Laws. | + | [[underline]] governed [[/underline]] by invariable Laws. |
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As an intelligent being he incessantly transgresses | As an intelligent being he incessantly transgresses | ||
the Laws established by God, and changes those | the Laws established by God, and changes those | ||
| − | he himself has established. | + | [[underline]] he himself [[/underline]] has established. |
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To remind him of the former God has established | To remind him of the former God has established | ||
| − | the Laws of Religion. | + | [[underline]] the [[/underline]] Laws of Religion. |
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Philosophy has provided the Laws of morality | Philosophy has provided the Laws of morality | ||
| − | to prevent His forgetting himself. | + | [[underline]] to prevent [[/underline]] His forgetting himself. |
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Legislators have framed Political and Civil | Legislators have framed Political and Civil | ||
Laws to prevent his forgetting his fellow Creatures. | Laws to prevent his forgetting his fellow Creatures. | ||
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Latest revision as of 21:39, 19 July 2018
2. The Creation, which seems an Arbitrary Act, supposes therefore Laws as invariable as those underline of the /underline fatality of the Atheists
Before there were Intelligent Beings, they were possible, they had therefore possible relations, underline and /underline consequently possible Laws.
Relations of Justice must therefore be acknowledged antecedent to the positive law by which they are underline established. /underline
Man as physical Being is like other bodies underline governed /underline by invariable Laws.
As an intelligent being he incessantly transgresses the Laws established by God, and changes those underline he himself /underline has established.
To remind him of the former God has established underline the /underline Laws of Religion.
Philosophy has provided the Laws of morality underline to prevent /underline His forgetting himself.
Legislators have framed Political and Civil Laws to prevent his forgetting his fellow Creatures.
