The Will: Divine and Human

absolutely abstract act of consciousness action appears argument arises assume Atheism axiom believe cause and effect ception character circumstances cognition conceivable connexion consequently considered contemporaneous Cudworth determined Divine doctrine Dr Brown's element empirical endeavour existence experience faculty feeling follows former formula ground gunpowder hypothesis idea imagination impossible independent individual instance intellectual intuition jective Jupiter knowledge latter law of causality laws of human laws of nature laws of thought Leibnitz Libertarians lute man's means merely mind moral motive Necessarian necessary necessity never object object in space observation P₁ parabola particular pheno phenomena phenomenon philosophical plane position possible precisely predicate prescience present Priestley principle priori priori law proposition question reason recognise reference relation result Richard Burthogge self-determination sensation sense sensible shew shewn soul space spark sphere straight line suppose Tenterden things thought tion truth unconditioned understanding unity universal volition whole words