The Theological and Miscellaneous Works of Joseph Priestley, Volumen3

able according action admit affections appear argument association attended Beattie believe belonging body brain called cause certainly Christ Christian circumstances common sense concerning conclude conduct connexion consequence consider considerable consistent contrary death determination distinct Divine doctrine doubt equally especially evident existence express external eyes fact faculty Father favour feel give given happiness human hypothesis ideas imagine immaterial immediately impossible impressions influence judgment kind knowledge laws least less letter liberty light maintained mankind manner material matter means mind moral motion motives nature necessarily necessary necessity never object observe occasion opinion original particular perceive person philosophical possible present principles produced proper prove reason Reid relation religion respect says seems sensation shew solid soul speaking spirit substance sufficient supposed term thing thought tion true truth universally virtue whole writers