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Excerpt from Divine Dialogues: Containing Sundry Disquisitions and Instructions Concerning the Attributes of God and His Providence in the World
Which confideration, I conceive, made the Author ofthefe Dialogues not only with, found Reafon to beat down, but all'o with a due and becoming Contemptuoufnefs to explode that new fond Opinion of the Nulttthtftt, who, forfooth, imagine themfelves fo fuperlatively intellet'tual a bove Other Men, in declaring that Godgit no-where, though they cannot deny but that he is. In which lofty adventure though they boalt themfelves as l'o fafely elevated above the Region ofimagi tmtion, yet ldo not doubt huc this high Lift of their thoughts will be found at lalt to be but as atumid Bubble on troubled Waters, and that the Levity and Pufiinefi of their Spirit: has carri ed their conceptions (if they have any of the thing they pronounce of) above the level ofcom mon Sen]? And Reafon.
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