...Thoughts, p. 55. Qi What think you of the Incarnation ? A. It is as it were to cancel the eflential Diftances of Things, to remove the Bounds of Nature, to bring Heaven and Earth, and which is more, both Ends of a Contradiction together : were it not to be adored as a Myftery, it would...

...could not do, had it not seen it actually done. It is, as it were, to cancel the essential distances of things, to remove the bounds of nature, to bring...ends of the contradiction together. And thereupon some, who think it an imputation upon their reason to believe any thing but what they can demonstrate,...

...could not do, had it not seen it actually done. It is, as it were, to cancel the essential distances of things, to remove the bounds of nature, to bring heaven and earth, and, which is more, both ends of the contradiction together. And thereupon some, who think it an imputation...

...could not do, had it not seen it actually done. It is (as it were) to cancel the essential distances of things, to remove the bounds of nature, to bring heaven and earth, and (which is more) both ends of the contradiction together.' To one wholly ignorant of theological controversy,...

...could not do, had it not seen it actually done. It is, as it were, to cancel the essential distances of things, to remove the bounds of nature, to bring...ends of the contradiction together. And thereupon some, who think it an imputation upon their reason to believe any thing but what they can demonstrate,...

...infinite, between which the disparity is immeasurable. It is, as it were, to cancel the essential distances of things, to remove the bounds of nature, to bring...is more, both ends of the contradiction, together. Men cannot persuade themselves that a Deity and infinity should lie within so narrow a compass as the...