The Works of Joseph Butler: Divided Into Sections; With Sectional Headings, an Index to Each Volume, Some Occasional Notes, Also Prefatory Matter
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This collection, "The Works of Joseph Butler," presents the complete writings of the influential 18th-century English theologian and philosopher, Joseph Butler. Divided meticulously into sections with clear headings and comprehensive indices for each volume, this edition, introduced and annotated by William Ewart Gladstone, offers readers unparalleled access to Butler's profound insights.
Butler is best known for his seminal works, including "The Analogy of Religion," which defends Christian faith through reasoned argument and explores themes of divine governance, human nature, and morality. His sermons, also included in this collection, delve into ethical principles and the nature of conscience, showcasing Butler's commitment to practical Christian living.
This edition provides invaluable prefatory material, giving context to Butler's life and intellectual development. Scholars and students of theology, philosophy, and religious history will find this a definitive resource, offering a deep engagement with Butler's enduring contributions to Western thought.
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