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-''As averse as I am to the Cause of ''Theism'', or Name of ''{{sc|Deist}}'', when taken in a sense exclusive of Revelation ; I consider still that, in strictness, the Root of all is ''{{sc|Theism}}'' ; and that to be a settled Christian, it is necessary to be first of all
+<ref name=pxxiij>''As averse as I am to the Cause of ''Theism'', or Name of ''{{sc|Deist}}'', when taken in a sense exclusive of Revelation ; I consider still that, in strictness, the Root of all is ''{{sc|Theism}}'' ; and that to be a settled Christian, it is necessary to be first of all
-a good ''{{sc|Theist}}….
+a good ''{{sc|Theist}}''…
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-''Nor have I patience to hear the Name of ''{{sc|Theist}}'' (the highest of all Names) decry’d, and set in opposition to Christianity. As if our Religion was''
+''Nor have I patience to hear the Name of ''{{sc|Theist}}'' (the highest of all Names) decry’d, and set in opposition to Christianity. As if our Religion was''</ref>
+{{t|Quelqu’horreur que
-Quelqu’horreur que
 j’aye, dit-il, (vol. 2.
 pag. 209.) du Déisme,
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 le plus sacré
 de tous les noms,
-le nom de Théiste ;
+le nom de Théiste ;|95}}