The Methodist Magazine, Vol. 9: Designed as a Compend of Useful Knowledge, and of Religious and Missionary Intelligence, for the Year of Our Lord, 1826 (Classic Reprint) - Softcover

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It is certain that an immense or infinite substance must exist, wherever it is present, and that it must be wherev'er any of its essential perfections are for, if any perfection could have a more extensive existence than the substance to which it belongs, it would be, in part, a perfection without its substance, - which is impossible; and, in case this perfection were infinite, we should, under these circumstances,' have an infinite perfection belonging to a finite substance, - which will involve a contra diction.

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