Bishop Butler: Moralist & Divine, Выпуск 1

according to Butler actions activity actual affections agent Analogy arguments aspect become behavior believe Bishop Butler Butler says Butler tells Christianity claims classes compassion complete concerned conscience conscious consequences constitution course deeds degree Deism Deists divine drives duties evidence exercise existence experience expression fact feeling follow further God's happiness human nature ideal implies indicate individual instances instinctive interest irreligion knowledge latter lence likewise live man's nature means metaphysics mind moral law natural law natural religion objects observed one's ourselves pain particular propensions passions physical pleasure position present principle of benevolence principle of self-love propen punishment rational reason reference reflection regard relation religious revealed religion Samuel Clarke says Butler scheme seek self-conscious self-love and benevolence sense Sermons society speculative reason system of systems teleological tendency things tion truth unity universe vice Vide vidual virtue virtuous W. D. Ross