M. F. p. 48.
If all things be the result of matter, how comes a principle of reason to be con∣veyed
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M. F. p. 48.
If all things be the result of matter, how comes a principle of reason to be con∣veyed
into us, by that which had it not inherent in it self.
Sir C. W. The unreasonable∣ness of Atheism, page 92. The casual conjunction of these atoms could not make the
world, because it is made with a principle of Reason; and they could not have induced such a principle by chance, unless some way or other they had it inherent in them∣selves before.