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The Rules Of Navigation Never Navigated A Ship. The Rules Of Architecture Never Built A House.

It Is Natural To Men To Judge Of Things Less Known, By Some Similitude They Observe, Or Think They Observe, Between Them And Things More Familiar Or Better Known. In Many Cases, We Have No Better Way Of Judging. And, Where The Things Compared Have Really A Great Similitude In Their Nature, When There Is Reason To Think That They Are Subject To The Same Laws, There May Be A Considerable Degree Of Probability In Conclusions Drawn From Analogy.

Every Conjecture We Can Form With Regard To The Works Of God Has As Little Probability As The Conjectures Of A Child With Regard To The Works Of An Adult.

And, If We Have Any Evidence That The Wisdom Which Formed The Plan Is In The Man, We Have The Very Same Evidence, That The Power Which Executed It Is In Him Also.

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