BY WILLIAM WHEWELL, D.D.,

AUTHOR OF THE HISTORY AND THE PHILOSOPHY OF THE
INDUCTIVE SCIENCES.

IN TWO VOLUMES.

VOL. II.

Λαμπάδια έχοντες διαδώσουσιν ἀλλήλοις.

NEW-YORK:

HARPER & BROTHERS, 82 CLIFF STREET.

1845.

HARVARD UNIVERSITY LIBRARY

MAR 5 1941

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The Belief of Religion comes with Intellectual

Art. 566.

Morality points to Natural Religion.

567.

568.

569.

and Moral Progress.

God the Author of Nature.

Intention is visible in Creation.

570. Intention is visible in the Structure of Man's

571.

572.

Mind.

The Moral Law is the Will of God.

Moral Ideas are the Voice of God.

573. Rightness points to Happiness.

Divine Rewards and Punishments.

Holiness of God.

574.

575.

Art. 581. The Revelation of Jesus Christ.

582. Confirming Divine Rewards and Punishments.

583. Teaching Christian Morality.

584. The Image of God.

585. The Image of God in Christ.

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Art. 593.

594.

595.

596.

597.

CHAP. IV.

Art. 598.

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The Order of Rational Morality will be followed.

System of Christian Morality.

All Duties are included in Love.

Enunciations of Relative Duties by St. Paul.

Classes of Duties.

CHRISTIAN PRECEPTS CONCERNING

DUTIES OF THE AFFECTIONS

General Purport of such Precepts.

599. Precepts against Anger given by Christ:

600. By the Apostles.

601. Love enjoined.

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602. Charity, &c.

Willingness to give.

613. Reasons assigned.

614.

Common Goods of Early Christians

615. Did not abolish Property.

616. The Poor to Work.

617.

Men to provide for their own.

618. Hospitality enjoined.

619.

620.

621.

Content commended.

Covetousness condemned.

Tenaciousness condemned.