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      wo&kp * c <^ cfMiitt * ktfr&tt u ifie Iw J , " ^ fe : ^ ° 2 S ^ % «*/^ jrc repcia ^ ked m their c 6 mm 6 n fceal tor 'ine ^ schetiie otnecessity : "Which ra > th * df tp ero stifteq in such a way as to be equally inconsistent' witfr the mot $ l 4 g ^ ncjr oT in atV . a ^ id with W [ e r ^ Cfrhl 4 ^| ut ^ 3 of pod . * The strongest of ^^ p fesumptipris against tftis schejtne is ^ for ded £ > y the other tenets wlrfi . which . it is almost universally

      coinjijrj ed ; and accordingly , it was very cstrewoly observed by Cudworth , that me licentious System which ftouffehecl ^ tm ti me , ( under which title " , Ipre-^ sufpe , he cpmpreherided the immoral tenets of the , fanatics , as well as of the

      ^ phttdsophy of Kant ; but I certainly think I p&y it a very high compliment , when I suppose , that , in the Critic of pure Ret& json 9 the leading idea is somewhat analogous to what is so much better expressed ^ the foregoing passage . To Kant it was jjrohably suggested by the following very ^ cute and decisive remark of Leibnitz on . Xqcke ^ s Essay : iX Nempe , nihil est in inteHectu , quod non fuerit in sensu , nisi l jp * e tntetlectus . . « in justice to-Aristotle , it may b « here ^ mterVed , that , although the general strain wttt « language is strictly conformable to

      lT $ k % scnolasttc maxim just quoted > he does i&fc&&fA to have altogether overlooked the -kbpprt an * ** t * # tien . to it pointed out by < l * eibti $ tz ^ Indeed ^ lhi $ exception or Umi-^ t £ itien ii » i * ery » nearly ¦ a trfKulaUoa of 3 &i&t 0 tl 6 V words * Kay rauf&s Ss vouc

      &i > yff&f ^ ' w ™^ cacr * 7 fBf > voipta ,. siri jL&i y bLp S'fwV mvsu uXys , * ro sevr-p & < &i ] Vc V 96 DV xai rp vowfiBvoiv . ^ Att < 4 the mind itserf is an object of latyfytettpe , a * Veliki other things which < at * e IntelHgible . Fofy i-n itnmaterral beings > that which understands is the ^ ame with that which is understood 1 *

      ( Da Jhiitna , Lib iii . cap , v . ) I quote 4 iiia viciry curious , and , 1 suspect , very Ht&te Jknowii # enkm $ c , in order tQ f *» 4 v-^« t # ; Arist ^ tle ^ giiii ^ it « . the ttMsrepye ^ enta J ^ v ^ of scw ^ Qt U ^ pv % wjt idola ^ rs , wlvo , ^ Ui ^ ir uqxiety t ^ secure tp . tyta qJJ ^ ^ ed ^^ of ]^ ci « s > , ck > ctrine ; cQ ^ ernijng , t , he jfffiW&li : tt ? H' ^^* h > ^ , ? ^^? tne oocastonal traces which occur m bis woffc ^ , of ; lhat liigner aiid souhder philosopiw hi Snit ^' ik P& r ^^ duc ^ ted ; " ^ ^ w * & * ? ffl dbctrinw of fate br ueitj / iy were deemed by the Independe nt * ^ s ^ rftial to all feligion . Iir ^ ttrese rigid-xipr-4 K 4 M ^ Mt 1 *^* < s * 0 fi * rtesyi twnidit i all 1 tK ^ o % h ^^ Sfi « benb € 0 , » lUtttnturwHuriy cocat | # « MN ^ , Wtoi * e ^ Hitforyy , * h ^} vXx \» ,

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      ^^ b Wag ^ to ' eV ^ fr m > M tfit <^^ and e ^ ijnts . ' is ffdiA it ^ vfiiroper ^ Ytmf * Tffe ' utfSHB ^ ff , ahtf ' , ai We Sirtit ' tiyf dlK ^ ir . dtis ^ grr ^ il iiHiigwh i ^ & 3 ikvoiti-afife ' oj ^ wtafata ^ dFmm frdm « xper ; ence . of the practical tct ^ dpicy m tins ttietapfiystcal tfos-mtf-^ nd th ^? VesM t o ^ ^ % &eiryatirW" dt ^ sen eis We > eribdsr altentioti of thoie '

      -ivhor tnay be disposed to Y-e&ard it in theiight of a faiT ' atii haittitfes tfteme for the display of ^ controversial suHbtiftv . To ai ^ vre , in this manner , agimsti spectiktive pfhidpie frbrtt tts tjkfjfjatrle effectk ^ is tiot always io ttlojidaf - 45 somfe authors have s abbdsed : ^ Yrm

      repeat to me rnce ^ saiitly , " ^ ays Hbuisfean to brier of his corfes ' pOndents , ** that ¦ tmtfi can never be JnjtMtibs to the world . I mj ^ elf ^ € lieVe ^ ks firrnry as y&a dd i ; a 4 ir ^ Ht IV fo ^; iWs very reasoir i aiil satfsfi ^< l tti at Vcrtfr prorjdshioli ^ is falsei ^ f ' - - € ) ^ io 1

      Bnt the Tynntfpa ^ ^ Wtgrt ^ ^ Cud worth y as an ethicaf A ^ H ter ; ^ i&ti from the infltienfc £ 6 f lii ^ if&qftkat coricef tfi ' pg tbe iflfet ^ atiHty of VfSt and Wrohg ^ t 1 i 6 taVjlo ^/ thebWeyitf xnortfs vi ^ hicK a ^ tie ^^ ltf fK ^^ otifefe df the eigH ^ e ^ H ^< trry . T 6 thfe argumerit ihay , tntfre ^ aYtt ^ ilarW ^ Bc traced Ae 6 ¥ tgifV # * hfe-cefefefea question , * Wilifthfer ^ j tfi ^ # i ritf p # tff moral 4 ttprobation ^^^ e ° V « m ^ l 5 r resoivetf

      mxo ' -ttxsott , ' w jtJtn ^ ntrrricnt >^ -a ^ estfti ns fW ^ hai' m ni ^ i ed the cWef ^ ofefia < ^ firaiff ^ ft bet ^ terr Hfjitsf ^ l ^ iSs 8 f CrM ^ drW ^| tt of ClaYW , ^ A the ^ Hd 'WJrWl ^ SH » tho ^ e of ^ f ¥ esferlfVV ji ITA tcftfe 6 ^ , UurW ^ , ^ Vid Sittitfig lnrl \ W bm& . Oi * c Tbe mellcctm iSiMeM ¦ bF 1 C !«

      -Worttr , < iirtb ¥ ace ^ k ^ eUd itttidh Witf * than hh ' i ^ l f ^ bf 7 mi ) tey ^ Thfe latter is parlfculafly ' ttireefi £ 8 agafri ^ t th < i ethfc ^ lLa r ^ i iie ^ ior ^ y ^ afid 6 f th ^ An&ndiii hw s ? \ bnfe' 4 fife forriier aspires to tear tip lto ^^^ dlt thje prfticipte& , bbth i ^ VsiiciFMitifi metatihysteaT / bf the Ew ^^ Wf ^ W-¦ te iidi »« rit fe ¦* WfirkI be « aAih , * M ^ rdU ) cte' rptic ^ ' h «» uf 5 ri ? p ; &leWts o f «^ e atfthx ^ ' a ^^ irf ii % ^^ lih ^ ^ crri ^ fe ^^^ rrt ^ r ^ ^ t ^ d ufl m Vaw »\^^* w ^ att » vi V * 8 itf'iiii « h ^ titif ? ' i ^ > peuUvJafo ; wii ifairfc ^ cf « iiafl >^ p * Wv *» ' ^ wtUKkbfrovtotmmto ** ^ f * v 61 t ^ fi . j to&bt ' tMta **** ™*

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    • Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), Dec. 2, 1816, page 694, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct2459/page/2/