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Natural Theology

CONTENTS. Introductory BOOK I.-- OF THE EXISTENCE OF GOD. Chap. I. — Views of Monotheistic Philosophers on the Natural Foundation Of A Reasonable Belief Of God. Refutation of Ontologism and of the so-called ontological argument 8 " II. Proofs for the existence of an intelligent First Cause or Personal God. . 30 " III. — On the fundamental attributes of the Personal God . . . .85 " IV. — The fundamental relation of God to the world. Refutation of Pantheism. Doctrine of Creation ...... 109 " V. — Solution of difficulties against the fundamental truths of Natural Theology . 149 BOOK II.— THE DIVINE ATTRIBUTES. Prolegomena 233 Chap. I.— The Immutability of God. 238 " II.— The Eternity of God 243 " III.— The Immensity of God 249 " IV.— The Divine Intellect 256 " V. — The Divine Will 290 " VI. — The Omnipotence of God 319 " VII. — The Metaphysical Essence of God 325 BOOK III.— THE ACTION OF GOD UPON THIS WORLD. Prolegomena. — Connection of this Book with the two preceding ...... 344 Chap. I. — Divine Preservation and Concurrence. . 348 " II. — Divzne Providence and its relation to existing Evil . . . . . .381 " III. — Possibility of a Supernatural Providence . 412 Appendix I. — St. Thoma

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