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...subject the uncertainty of the speculation. He says, " The existence and character of the Deity is, on every view, the most interesting of all human speculations. In none, however, is it more so than as it facilitates the belief of the fundamental articles of Revelation. It is a step to have it proved, that...

...subject the uncertainty of the speculation. He says, " The existence and character of the Deity is, on every view, the most interesting of all human speculations. In none, however, is it more so than as it facilitates the belief of the fundamental articles of Revelation. It is a step to have it proved, that...

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