This treatise examines the role of God in creating a perfect interaction between the mental and material world.
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In this two-volume treatise, first published in 1834, the Scottish mathematician, philosopher and churchman Thomas Chalmers argues that the creative hand of God is demonstrated by the way that man's internal world is symbiotically and perfectly related to the external.
Introductory chapter; Part I. On the adaptation of eternal nature to the moral constitution of man: 1. First general argument – On the supremacy of conscience; 2. Second general argument – On the inherent pleasure of the virtuous and misery of the vicious affection; 3. Third general argument – The power and operation of habit; 4. On the general adaptation of external nature to the moral constitution of man; 5. On the special and subordinate adaptations of external nature to the moral constitution of man; 6. On those special affections which conduce to the civil and political well-being of society.
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