Introduction, A TABLE OF CONTENTS. Chapter 1st. Natural Religion, and Atheism Sect. 1. The Powers of the Human Mind Sect. 2. The discovery of a Creation, or a First Cause, independent of Nature, by the Sect. 3. The same subject continued, - Sect. 4. The name, and character of God, as Sect. 5. Mr. Locke's opinion examined, and Sect. 6. The passages of Scripture which are Sect. 7. The opinions which existed amongst the Heathen Philosophers, relative to a God, of the principles Sect. 8. A short recapitula Sections, &c. established in the Chapter 2. An inquiry into the origin, nature, page 15 19 27 33 46 59 75 90 105 A TABLE OF CONTENTS. Sect. 1. The nature, and causes of Faith con- Sect. 2. The promises of Christ to his Disci- ples, relative to the gifts, and operations of the Spirit, literally fulfilled, and the manner; from whence are to be collected the true doctrine, and principles of spiritual operations, and Sect. 3. The same subject continued, with proofs, and illustrations, &c. &c. Sect. 4. The necessity, design, and use of the miraculous operations, and gifts of the Spi- rit, in the establishment of the Gospel in the days of Christ, and the Apostles, and their use in its extension, and perpetuation, Sect. 5. The same subject continued, &c. Sect. 6. The principles contained in Christ's conversation with Nicodemus examined, &c. and the sin against the Holy Ghost consid- Sect. 7. The same subject continued. The connection between Baptism, Faith, and Re- generation considered; and the use of Bap- tism as an ordinance in the Christian Church, Sect. 8. Objections answered. The reasons |