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For my part, I have little doubt but this ingenious Writer is so well acquainted with the gust and relish of intellectual Delight, that he chose to expose his Adversary by using that odd Expression of gross Ideas so causelessly, in accommodation only to the Genius of some other Men, whom he thought fit to humour, rather than his own. Nor can he be so little acquainted with the Paganish Theology, ⟨p. 14⟩as not to apprehend a vast disagreement between this and that, and a much greater Agreement between the Paganish Notion of the Deity, and his own.

For my part, I have little doubt but this ingenious Writer is so well acquainted with the gust and relish of intellectual Delight, that he chose to expose his Adversary by using that odd Expression of gross Ideas so causlesly, in accommodation only to the Genius of some other Men, whom he thought fit to humour, rather than his own. Nor can he be so little acquainted with the Paganish Theology, ⟨p. 14⟩as not to apprehend a vast disagreement between this and that, and a much greater Agreement between the Paganish Notion of the Deity, and his own.

For the Questions which he supposes me to put, and makes me answer as he thinks fit, by (misapplied) Passages of that Discourse, I hope it will appear they were either prevented, or answered at another rate.

At length he says, The Butt-end of this Hypothesis, &c.