The Demonstration of True Religion, in a Chain of Consequences from Certain and Undeniable Principles; Wherein the Necessity and Certainty of Natural and Reveal'd Religion, ... are Proved and Explain'd: ... In Sixteen Sermons, Preach'd at Bow-Church, in the Years 1724, and 1725, Volumen1

Arthur Bettesworth, 1726

FIRST VOLUME	1

This Notion divided into Four Propofitions	7

A felfexiftent Being abfolutely perfect P	13

Confequences from the Goodneſs of God in	17

Nor really diftinct from one another	19

The immaterial Part of the World provd to	26

This provd from his abfolute Perfection	28

The Notion of a Subftance explaind	34

All things orderd for the Happiness of his Crea	125

Natural things governd in a natural Way	131

In Innocence nothing neceſſary but Prefervation	137

That he can act differently or contrarily upon diffe	145

Reflexions upon what is past 151152	151

The Means of Knowledge in a State of pure	157

What the End and Happiness of Man 162172	162

The Nature of God difcoverable by Reason 163164	163

The Perfections of the divine Will	37

The Perfections of God as a Subftance with	40

The Perfection of the Will explaind 42	47

The Nature of the divine Goodneſs explaind	56

That they are only Modifications of the Will	62

Every thing made perfect in its Kind	76

Nothing made in vain	82

The Notion of Truth P	88

What becomes of the immaterial Principle in Brutes	94

Every thing made for their Happiness	98

The Subordination of his inferior Powers and	104

A State of Nature not a State of War Ibid	110

All our Faculties to be employd to the End they were	115

That every Faculty ſhall be provided with a fuitable	122

How to be attaind	172

to	208

Several of thefe confiderd 213 to	216

Several Revelations neceffary in a State of Purity	223

Another concerning Marriage 227 to	238

A further View of the Government of the World	246

_ Supernatural Affiftance and the Meaſure of	259

The neceffary Methods upon it 249 to	266

This provd by the Circumstances of the World	273

Their Ignorance and Wickedness confidered 275	279

The Heat and Influence of the heavenly Bodies pro	297

The Notions of the World to be reformd by Reve	302

Reafon not fufficient 303 to	337

It is the very Scheme of Providence before demon	413

Título	The Demonstration of True Religion, in a Chain of Consequences from Certain and Undeniable Principles; Wherein the Necessity and Certainty of Natural and Reveal'd Religion, ... are Proved and Explain'd: ... In Sixteen Sermons, Preach'd at Bow-Church, in the Years 1724, and 1725, Volumen1 The Demonstration of True Religion, in a Chain of Consequences from Certain and Undeniable Principles; Wherein the Necessity and Certainty of Natural and Reveal'd Religion, ... are Proved and Explain'd: ... In Sixteen Sermons, Preach'd at Bow-Church, in the Years 1724, and 1725, Bettesworth, Arthur (Londen)
Autor	Thomas Burnet
Editor	Arthur Bettesworth, 1726
Procedencia del original	National Library of the Netherlands
Digitalizado	25 Oct. 2013

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