The Eighth Argument was, _That when all Human Creatures that were dissolved, should rise, Whether the World they were of, should not be dissolved?_ All the Parts of my Mind agreed, That when all the Human Creatures that had been dissolved, should rise, the whole World, besides themselves, must also dissolve, by reason they were Parts of the World: for, when all those numerous dissolved and dispersed Parts, did meet and joyn, the World wanting those Parts, could not subsist: for, the Frame, Form, and Uniformity of the World, consisted of Parts; and those Parts that have been of the Human Kind, are, at several times, of other kinds and sorts of Creatures, as other sorts and kinds are of Human Kind; and all the Sorts and Kinds, are Parts of the World: so that the World cannot subsist, if any kind or sort of Creatures, that had been from the first time of the Creation, should be united; I mean, into one and the same sort or kind of Creatures; as it would be, if all those that are Quick, and those that have been _Dissolved_, (that is, have been dead) should be alive at one time. CHAP. VIII. Of a New Heaven, and a New Earth. The Ninth Argument was, _That if a World could be dissolved, and that the Human Creatures should rise, and reunite; what World should they reside in?_ All the Parts of my Thoughts generally agreed, That the Omnipotent GOD would command the Parts of His Servant NATURE, to compose other Worlds for them, into which Worlds they should be separated; the Good should go into a Blessed World; the Bad, into a Cursed World: and the Sacred Scripture declares, That there shall be a _New Heaven_, and a _New Earth_; which, in their opinion, was a Heaven and a Hell, for the Blessed and Cursed Human Kind of this World. CHAP. IX. Whether there shall be a Material Heaven and Hell. The Tenth Argument was, _Whether the Heaven and Hell that are to be produced for the Blessed and Cursed, shall be Material?_ The Minor Part's Opinion was, That they shall not be Material. The Major Parts were of opinion, They shall be Material, by reason all those Creatures that did rise, were Material; and being Material, could not be sensible either of Immaterial Blessings, or Punishments: neither could an Immaterial World, be a fit or proper Residence for Material Bodies, were those Bodies of the purest Substance. But, whether this Material Heaven and Hell, shall be like other Material Worlds, the Parts of my Mind could not agree, and so not give their Judgment. But, in this they all agreed, That the Material Heaven and Hell, shall not have any other Animal Creatures, than those that were of Human kind, and those not produced, but raised from Death.