Note 63 — LETTER VIII.
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As much you pull Religion's altars down,
By owning all things God, as owning none;
For should all beings be alike divine,
Of worship, if an object you assign,
God to himself must veneration show,
Must be the object and the votary too;
And their assertions are alike absurd,
Who own no God, or none to be adored.
Blackmore.