...a Caufe why it then begins to exift, items to be the firft Dictate of the common and natural Senfe which God hath implanted in the Minds of all Mankind, and the main Foundation of all our Reafonings about the Exiftence of Things, paft, prefcnt, or to come. . And this Dictate of common Senfe...

...things that begin to be, they are not selfexistent, and therefore must have some foundation of their existence without themselves.— —.That whatsoever...reasonings about the existence of things, past, present, or to come. And this dictate of common sense equally respects substances and modes, or things and the...

...things that begin to be, they are not selfexistent, and therefore must have some foundation of their existence without themselves.— ^— That whatsoever...reasonings about the existence of things, past, present, or to come. And this dictate of common sense equally respects substances and modes, or things and the...

...advocated by Mr. Edwards, more pertinent than Mr. Edwards himself, in his book on the Freedom of the Will." ''That whatsoever begins to be, which before was not,...God hath implanted in the minds of all mankind. And this dictate of common sense equally respects substances and modes, or things and the manner and circumstances...

...things that begin to 6e,, they are not self,existent, and therefore must have some foundation of their existence without themselves. That whatsoever begins...reasonings about the existence of things, past, present, or to come. ^ — ' — And this dictate of common sense equally respects substances and modes, or...

...self-existent, and therefore must have some foundation of their existence without themselves. Tiiat whatsoever begins to be, which before was not, must...reasonings about the existence of things, past, present, or to come. And this dictate of common sense equally respects substances and modes, or things, and...

...must have some foundation of their existence without themselves. That whatsoever begins to be, whicli before was not, must have a Cause why it then begins...reasonings about the existence of things, past, present, or to come. And this dictate of common sense equally respects substances and modes, or things, and...

...things that begin to be, they are not self-existent, and therefore must have some foundation of their existence without themselves. — That whatsoever...reasonings about the existence of things past, present, or to come. And this dictate of common sense equally respects substances and modes, or things and the...

...self-existent, and therefore must have some foundation of their existence without themselves.—That whatsoever begins to be, which before was not, must...reasonings a,bout the existence of things past, present, or to come. And this dictate of common sense equally respects substances and modes, or things and the...

...therefore must have some foundation of their existence without themselves. — That whatsoevefl • begins to be, which before was not, must have a cause!...reasonings about the existence of things past,' " present, or to come. And this dictate of common sense equally respects substances and modes, or things and the...