After this I shall consider what Mr. Jackson has any where objected either concerning the Nature and Qualities of these Ideas, or our manner of acquiring them; as well as the direct Arguments which he has offer'd in Support of his own way of conceiving them.<br><br>In the next Place I will propose some more Arguments against his Notions of Space, Time, Immensity and Eternity.<br><br>And lastly, I intend to examine the several Consequences which he has drawn from them, with regard to the Necessary Existence, Infinity, and Unity of God.