Natural Theology Considered: With Reference to Lord Brougham's Discourse on that Subject

adaptation adduced afforded ancient appears argument à priori Aristotle Atheists attributes believe Bishop Bishop Butler Bishop Warburton body branch of Natural Cæsar cause Christianity Cicero consciousness consideration considered contrivance Cudworth Deity Derham derived Discourse distinct Divine Legation doctrine Dr Clarke Dr Clarke's Dr Paley Dr Paley's Dugald Stewart effect Epicurean Epicurus eternal existence exoteric extract fact faculties future human mind imagination important induction infer infinite intelligence knowledge learned ligion Lord Brougham Lordship manifest manner matter means ment mental mentioned metaphysical moral Natural Religion Natural Theology Noble Author notion objects observe operations opinion passage Phædo philosophers physical Plato Plutarch posteriori preceding present principles proof proposition prove psychological punishments purpose reader reasoning reference regard remarks respecting retribution Revelation Roman Senate Scholium self-existent sense sentiments soul Strabo substance suppose Supreme things tion truth Warburton writings γὰρ δὲ καὶ μὲν τοῦ ψυχὴ