evidence can be adduced from his short work Some Thoughts Concerning the Revival, published in 1743, mid-career. There he says this: They that are studied in logic have learned that the nature of the cause is not to be judged of by the nature of the effect, nor the nature of the effect from the nature of the cause, when the cause is only causa sine qua non, or an occasional cause; yea, that in such a case, oftentimes the nature of the effect is quite contrary to the nature of the cause.36 Similar