proper place. For though our mind cannot conceive of God, without ascribing some worship to him; it will not be sufficient merely to apprehend, that he is the only proper object of universal worship and adoration, unless we are also persuaded that he is the fountain of all good, and seek for none but in him. This I maintain, not only because he sustains the universe, as he once made it, by his infinite power, governs it by his wisdom, preserves it by his goodness, and especially reigns over the human