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"A Short but Sufficient Confutation of the Rev. Dr. Warburton's Projected Defence (As he calls it) of Christianity in his Divine Legation of Moses. In a Letter to the Right Reverend Lord Bishop of London. [from The works of the Reverend William Law, A.M. In nine volumes]"
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Date: 1769
"Vain therefore, and entirely to be rejected, is that Principle published to the World, by a celebrated Philosopher of the last Century, namely, that the Soul in its first created State, has nothing in it, but is a mere Rasa Tabula, or blank Paper."
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Date: 1769
"For every Creature of this World, animate or inanimate, is in its Degree, a Microcosm of all the Powers, that are in the great World, of which it is a Part."
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