The Resurrection of the Same Numerical Body, and its Reunion to the Same Soul, Asserted in a Sermon, in Which Mr Lock's Notions Concerning Personality and Identity [in an Essay Concerning Humane Understanding] Are Confuted, and the Author of the Naked Gospel is Answered

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