SD 3373-3374
. . . immediately before the flood,
nearly the whole interior man was destroyed,
so that scarcely any human principle was left.
It should be well observed that it is not the force of argument,
. . . which causes their persuasions of so deadly a nature,
but it is their fantasies, whatever they may be, even if the most absurd;
still are they in such a persuasion,
as that they kill every living thing,
that is, the good and true . . ..
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