OBJECT. XI.

* _The whole stress of which Argument lyes thus; because I know it

impossible for me to be of the same nature I am, ~viz~, having the Idea

of a God in me, unless really there were a God, A God (I say) that very

same God, whose Idea I have in my mind._

Wherefore seeing ’tis not _demonstrated_ that we have an _Idea_ of

_God_, and the Christian Religion commands us to believe that _God_ is

_Inconceivable_, that is, as I suppose, that we cannot have an _Idea_ of

Him, it follows, that the _Existence_ of _God_ is not demonstrated, much

less _the Creation_.

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