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E who' confidereth the excellency and advantage of piety and reli gion, how conformable it is to the belt principle of our nature, and how profi table to our interefls may jufily wonder and be furprifed at the bad entertainment it receives in the world; and eafily con clude, that this mutt needs ¿ow from fome grofs mi¿akes aboutit, and preju dices againll 1t;fince It is (0 natural to us to love that which is good, and de light in that which is amiable, when things are not mifi'eprefented.
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