the friends of revelation should be very care ful, not to lay ftumbling blocks in the way of those, who are perhaps but too ready to be pleased, when they can find any advantage against their adverfaries. However, if all the friends of revelation had been of my fentiments, and as frankly declared their minds; neither Dr. Tyndal, nor any of his brethren, could have florifhed and triumphed on this head, as they have done.

Pyrrho thanked his friend for the pains he had taken in his behalf; and faid that, by parting with what cannot be defended, and feparating the chaff from the pure wheat, the friends of truth would be beft able to fatisfie their own minds; and to give the most thorough and lafting fatisfaction, unto all other attentive and well-minded perfons.

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