Christian Morals

action affections Almighty ancient Catholic Church Aristotle authority baptism become believe Bishop Butler body called casuistry Catholic Church child Christ Christian command creatures creed declares desire distinct divine doctrine duties earth Eclecticism ence endeavour Ethics evil existence exorcism external fact faith false fancy feeling fixed frame free agency God's Greek philosophy hand happiness heart heathen Hence holy Holy Spirit honour human reason infinite intellect knowledge laws look Lord man's master ment metaphysical moral mystery nature never obedience obey object observe once ourselves outward pain Pantheism parent perfect person Phædo philosophy Plato pleasure positive law possess principle promises recognise relations religion revelation sacrament sense shew society Socinian spirit struggle syncretism syncretist teacher testimony theory things thou thought tion tism trace true truth unity unto virtue whole words