Common Sense Applied to Religion
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- Or, The Bible and the People
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1. Front matter2. INDEX.3. INTRODUCTION.4. CHAPTER I. THE GRAND QUESTIONS OF LIFE.5. CHAPTER II. PRINCIPLES OF REASON, OR INTUITIVE TRUTHS.6. CHAPTER III. SOURCES OF HUMAN KNOWLEDGE.7. CHAPTER IV. OF THE KNOWLEDGE GAINED BY HUMAN EXPERIENCE IN REGARD TO THE NATURE OF MIND AND THE LAWS OF THE SYSTEM OF WHICH IT IS A PART.8. CHAPTER V. KNOWLEDGE GAINED BY REASON AND EXPERIENCE AS TO A FUTURE STATE.9. CHAPTER VI. KNOWLEDGE GAINED BY REASON AND EXPERIENCE ALONE CONCERNING THE EXISTENCE, CHARACTER, AND DESIGNS OF THE CREATOR.10. CHAPTER VII. DIVERSITIES IN SYSTEMS OF MENTAL PHILOSOPHY.11. CHAPTER VIII. CLASSIFICATION AND DESCRIPTION OF THE MENTAL POWERS.12. CHAPTER IX. SENSATION AND PERCEPTION.13. CHAPTER X. CONCEPTION AND MEMORY.14. CHAPTER XI. ATTENTION AND ABSTRACTION.15. CHAPTER XII. ASSOCIATION.16. CHAPTER XIII. IMAGINATION.17. CHAPTER XIV. JUDGMENT.18. CHAPTER XV. THE SUSCEPTIBILITIES.19. CHAPTER XVI. THE SUSCEPTIBILITIES. EMOTIONS OF TASTE.20. CHAPTER XVII. THE MORAL SUSCEPTIBILITIES.21. CHAPTER XVIII. THE WILL.22. CHAPTER XIX. FAITH OR BELIEF.23. CHAPTER XX. CONSTITUTIONAL VARIETIES OF THE HUMAN MIND.24. CHAPTER XXI. HABIT.25. CHAPTER XXII. MIND AS PROOF OF ITS CREATOR'S DESIGNS.26. CHAPTER XXIII. SOCIAL AND MATERIAL PROOFS OF THE CREATOR'S DESIGNS.27. CHAPTER XXIV. RIGHT MODE OF SECURING THE OBJECT FOR WHICH MIND WAS CREATED.28. CHAPTER XXV. WRONG ACTION OF MIND AND ITS CAUSES.29. CHAPTER XXVI. WRONG ACTION OF MIND, AND ITS RESULTS IN THIS LIFE.30. CHAPTER XXVII. WRONG ACTION OF MIND, AND ITS RESULTS IN A FUTURE STATE.31. CHAPTER XXVIII. CHARACTER OF THE CREATOR.32. CHAPTER XXIX. ON PERFECT AND IMPERFECT MINDS.33. CHAPTER XXX. ON THE PROBABLE EXISTENCE AND CHARACTER OF DISEMBODIED SPIRITS.34. CHAPTER XXXI. PROBABILITIES IN REGARD TO A REVELATION FROM THE CREATOR.35. CHAPTER XXXII. INTERPRETATION OF LANGUAGE.36. ADDENDA TO VOL. I.37. NOTES.