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and which has been avoided as much as pomble,thereby to render it intelligible to a greater num-ber; I shall therefore take leave by observing, thatSir Isaac Newton concludes his Mathematical Prin-ciples of Natural Philosophy, by giving his thoughtsconcerning the Deity, wherein he remarks, thatthe Similitude and Symmetry found in all the partsof the universe, make it undoubted that the wholeis governed by one Supream Being, to whom isowing the Original of the frame of Nature, whichevidently is the effect of choice and design, andstating briefly the Metaphhysical Notions of God,he concludes, that the Deity must necessarily beboth immense and Eternal. ,

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