28 NATURAL RELIGION

Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter I
2. CONTENTS IX
3. PREFACE XI
4. PART ONE: THE MORAL QUEST
5. 1 INTRODUCTION 1
6. 2 BUTLER AND HIS TIMES 6
7. 3 RIVAL THEORIES OF VIRTUE 10
8. 4 STATEMENT OF THE PROBLEM 15
9. PART TWO: THE PSYCHOLOGY OF THE MORAL SELF
10. 5 ANALYSIS OF HUMAN NATURE 21
11. 6 PARTICULAR PROPENSIONS 32
12. 7 PRINCIPLE OF BENEVOLENCE 43
13. 8 BENEVOLENCE AND VIRTUE 50
14. 9 PRINCIPLE OF SELF-LOVE 63
15. 10 SELF-LOVE AND BENEVOLENCE 71
16. 11 CONSCIENCE 84
17. 12 CONSCIENCE AND COMPLETED SELF 97
18. 13 CONSCIENCE AND SELF-LOVE 109
19. 14 VICE IN THE MORAL SELF 115
20. PART THREE: SOME METAPHYSICAL ASPECTS OF THE MORAL SELF
21. 15 SELF-IDENTITY 123
22. 16 PROBLEM OF IMMORTALITY 134
23. PART FOUR: SOCIAL AND POLITICAL PHILOSOPHY
24. 17 NATURE OF SOCIETY 142
25. 18 ECONOMIC ASPECT OF SOCIETY 149
26. 19 POLITICAL ASPECT OF SOCIETY 156
27. 20 MORAL ASPECT OF SOCIETY 172
28. 21 RELIGIOUS ASPECT OF SOCIETY 180
29. PART FIVE. THE NATURE OF THE UNIVERSE
30. 22 THE UNIVERSE AS IDEAL 185
31. 23 THE UNIVERSE AS SPIRITUAL 201
32. 24 GOD: HIS RELATION TO MAN 211
33. 25 REIGN OF LAW IN HUMAN NATURE 225
34. 26 OBJECTIVITY OF MORAL LAW 238
35. PART SIX. THE MORAL LIFE
36. 27 DOCTRINE OF VIRTUE 253
37. 28 NATURAL RELIGION 259
38. 29 REVEALED RELIGION 273
39. 30 REVEALED RELIGION 289
40. 31 REASON IN THE MORAL LIFE 303
41. 32 CONCLUSION 316
42. APPENDIX 325
43. INDEX 329