OF NATURAL AND REVEALED RELIGION. IN TWO VOLUMES. TO WHICH IS PREFIXED, An ESSAY on the beft Method of communicating religious Knowledge to the Members of Chriftian Societies. . THE A N examination of the evidence of feveral mi racles which have been faid to have been Sec. II. Of the Objection to revelation from the sup- pofed Infpiration of the scriptures, and others of Sec. III. Some objections which more nearly affect the proper evidence of revelation, especially respecting the antient and prefent ftate of the belief of it. APPENDIX, containing an essay on the analogy be- tween the methods by which the perfection and happi- Sec. I. Of the duty of man with respect to God. Sec. II. Of the focial duties. Sec. III. Of the duties which refpect ourselves. Sec. IV. Of the means of virtue. Sec. V. General remarks concerning morality. Sec. VI. Of pofitive inftitutions. |