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Show to begetinvariably a doubt of the existenc of matter. Turgot said, "He that has neve doubte th existenc of matter ma b assured he has no aptitude for metaphysical inquiries." & It fastens the attentio upon immortal necessary uncreated natures tha is upo Ideas an i thei beautiful and majestic presence, we fee that our outward being is a dream and shade. Whilst we wait in this Olympu of gods, we think of nature as an appendix to the soul »# W ascen into thei region, & know that these are the thought of the Suprem Being. "Thes are the who were set up from everlasting, fro the beginning, or ever the earth was. Whe he prepared the heavens, they were there whe h establishe th cloud above when he strengthened the fountains of th deep » Then they were by him, as on brought up with him. Of them took h counsel. ‘Their influence is proportionate. As object of science, they are accessible to few men Yet all men are capable of being raised b piety or by passion, into their region. An no man touches these divine natures, withou becoming i 6 Digital Im som degree himsel |
