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obscure, perplex'd and , as it has been
for many Ages by those who were, and still are, endeavouring to
Mankind of their , both and ,
by rendering every Man an in whatever
they may think fit to , and an to whatever
they may have a Mind to .
It is this, and this chiefly, that interests me so much in the
cause of . naturally> come at the Knowledge of our own Soul or Spirit, and of
the supreme Spirit that has created, and still governs the Universe;
which I call : it is by them, and them only, we can
come at the knowledge of those Duties we owe to Mankind,
our Country, and our Friends, which I call ; and it is by
them, and them only, we can come at the Knowledge of
those Duties we owe to Mankind, our Country, and our Friends, which
I call ; and it is by them, and them only, we can
come at the Knowledge of those Duties we owe to our
Neighbors and ourselves, which I call . Therefore, it
behoves Mankind to have the Science of as fully and
clearly explained as possible: It is an to
to render it obscure and perplex'd through Ignorance or Want of
Capacity: It is a to do so , for
the Sake of any ; or for the Sake of any
of Religion, or any in Politicks.
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