Reconciling Berkeley's Microscopes in God's Infinite Mind

Religious Studies 29 (4):453 - 463 (1993)
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God knows or hath ideas; but His ideas are not convey'd to Him by sense, as ours are. Your not distinguishing where there is so manifest a difference, makes you fancy you see an absurdity where there is none

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