According to Demea, "The unity too of the Divine Nature, it is very difficult, if not absolutely impossible, to deduce merely from contemplating the ..."
A) works of nature.
B) thoughts of humans.
C) truths of mathematics.
D) beliefs of the ancients.

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Demea is discussing the difficulty of deducing the unity of the Divine Nature, and indicates that it cannot be derived solely from contemplating some aspect of reality, such as the works of nature. This suggests that option A is the correct choice. The other options—thoughts of humans, truths of mathematics, and beliefs of the ancients—are not directly mentioned in this context and are therefore less likely to be the correct answer.

According to Demea, "The Unity Too of the Divine Nature