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O.35-8

Just as, in regard to some objects of thought, in spite of the great differences between different people's ways of thinking, the effect of a line of thought on my own personal reason suffices quite to satisfy me that any sane adult who could be induced to bestow sufficient attention on the same matter, would come at length to the same state of opinion and sentiment as I have reached, from what I know of the effects of Musement on myself and others. I am led to believe that any normal man who considers the three Universes in the light of the hypothesis of the Reality of God, and pursues that line of

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