According to Demea, "The unity too of the Divine Nature, it is very difficult, if not absolutely impossible, to deduce merely from contemplating the beliefs of the ancients."

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This statement is not attributed to Demea but rather reflects a philosophical argument that might be discussed in the context of dialogues on natural theology, such as those by David Hume, where characters like Demea discuss religious and philosophical topics. However, the specific quote does not accurately represent Demea's or Hume's views on the unity of the Divine Nature and its deduction from ancient beliefs.

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