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pace  U  our  uUiuinto  tcttt  of  the  rcnl  as  prcHont  to  con-
•oionsiiees.
Ilcality  Uion,  &»  wo  think  it,  being  notliirg  moro  than
[Knu8tCQC0  in  consciousness,  the  result  must  be  th»  same  Ut
us  wbotbcr  tbut  nliiclt  wo  pcTCciro  bo  tho  Unknowablo
itncir,  or  an  effect  invsriably  vrronglit  on  uii  by  tho  Uuknow.
&bIo.  If,  ondcT  constant  conditions  fumiahed  b;  our  coa-
sliUitiuiut,  some  Power  of  which  Uio  naturo  is  beyond
conception,  always  produces  some  mode  of  coosdoosnow —
if  this  modo  of  oonscioosDCM  is  u  pcraistont  ns  woold  bo
Uiis  Power  were  it  in  consciouiinots ;  the  roalily  will  bo  to
consdonsness  as  complete  in  the  one  caso  as  in  tlio  other,
Wcra  Unconditioned  Being  itself  present  in  thought,  it
couM  but  bo  persistent;  and  if,  instead,  thoro  is  present
Il<!ing  conditioned  by  tho  forms  of  thought,  bat  no  less
pLTsistcnt,  it  mnst  bo  to  us  do  Icsa  real.
