Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter 1
2. FOREWORD 3
3. CONTENTS 5
4. INTRODUCTION 5
5. PHILOSOPHICAL LECTURES ON THE CONSTITUTION, DUTY, AND RELIGION OF MAN
6. LECTURE I ON THE CONSTITUTION AND NATURE OF MAN 15
7. LECTURE II ON THE POWERS, INCLINATIONS, MOTIVES, DETERMINATIONS, AND ACTIONS OF MAN, AND OTHER ANIMALS 24
8. LECTURE III ON THE NATURE AND ORIGIN OF MORAL LAW, AND OBLIGATION, OF VIRTUE, AND VICE 33
9. LECTURE IV THE HUMAN CONSTITUTION ADJUSTED TO THE STATE DUTIES, AND DESTINIES OF MAN 39
10. LECTURE V CIVIL AND MORAL INSTITUTIONS ADAPTED TO THE CONSTITUTION AND STATE, AND DESIGNED FOR THE BENEFIT AND IMPROVEMENT OF MAN 47
11. LECTURE VI ON THE NATURE, DESIGN, AND TENDENCY OF THE CHRISTIAN RELIGION 56
12. LECTURE VII ON THE POWER, AUTHORITY, AND EVIDENCE, BY WHICH THE CHRISTIAN RELIGION WAS INTRODUCED 67
13. LECTURE VIII THE MISSION AND RELIGION OF CHRIST DERIVED FROM THE COUNCILS AND AGENCY OF GOD 82
14. LECTURE IX MORALITY, NATURAL RELIGION, AND CHRISTIANITY DERIVED FROM THE SAME AUTHOR, AND APPERTAIN TO THE SAME MORAL SYSTEM 90
15. LECTURE X ON THE ANALOGY AND HARMONY OF REASON AND REVELATION 105
16. NOTES and ILLUSTRATIONS NOTES, etc 113