Excerpt from The Light of Nature Pursued, Vol. 2: Part I. Theology
Ourfelves as being our fentient principle which perceives whatever 1s perceived by us, acts all that we do, and receives notices from exter nal objects through the corporeal organs. So that our capacity of good and evil to come muf't depend upon the durablenefs of the mind concerning which we can know no thing from fenfa or experience, for they ia form na not what becomes of the mind upon ditl'olution of the body, we do not fee it moulder and putrefy like that, yet neither do We fee it give any figns of life or exifience nor can we learn anything from the tefiimo ny of others concerning the inhabitants of that country from whole bourne no traveller returns. Therefore we mutt endeavour to.
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