IIII
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IIII
And by reason of this light of nature, a mere natural man, and a reprobate may be subject to some temptations, for example, he may be tempted of the Devil, and of his own corrupt flesh, to believe that there is no God at all. As Ovid saith of himself, Eleg. 3. 8. Sollicitor nullos esse putare deos. I am often tempted to think there is no God.
And by reason of this light of nature, a meere natural man, and a reprobate may be subiect to some temptations, for example, he may be tempted of the Deuill, and of his owne corrupt flesh, to beleeue that there is no God at all. As Ouid saith of himselfe, Eleg. 3. 8. Sollicitor nullos esse putare deos. I am often tempted to thinke there is no God.