...fuch as we neceflarily form of the things of another world. It is, fays he, a fure and unconteftable truth, that we have no immediate proper Idea at all...fupernatural by analogy ; that is, by the mediation and fubftitution of thofe Ideas we have of ourfelves, and of all other things of nature. This diftihction...

...form of the things of another World. We are under a neceflity of conceiving all fupernatural Things by Analogy, that is, by the Mediation and Subftitution of thofe Ideas we have of our felves, and of all other things of Nature. This Diftinftion, fays he, is abfolutely neceflary, in order...

...we necessarily form of the things of another world. It is there asserted as a sure and incontestable truth, that we have no immediate proper idea at all of God, or any of His attributes as they are in themselves, or of anything else in another world; and, consequently, that we are under a necessity...

...we necessarily form of the things of another world. It is there asserted as a sure and incontestable truth, that we have no immediate proper idea at all of God, or any of His attributes as they are in themselves, or of anything else in another world ; and, consequently, that we are under a necessity...