The Philosophy of the Moral Feelings

acquire actions adapted approbation arise attention belief calculated cerns chain of sequences character ciple circumstances conduct connexion conscience considered consists conviction course cultivation degra degree Deity desire directed distinct dition divine duty emotions entirely eternal exer exercise exertion existence facts faith farther fellow-men fluence gratification habits harmony highest human immutable important impres impression individual inductions infinite influence inquiry intellectual interest judgment justice kind knowledge leads lence ligion mankind manner ment mental condition mental constitution mind moral causes moral condition moral constitution moral economy moral feelings moral governor moral principle moral responsibility motives nature object observations operation opposed ourselves perceive perfect perly philosophy present principles of moral process of reasoning promote propensity purity racter referred regard regulated relations respecting sacred writings self-love selfish sense sidered sion sophism sound tain tendency things timate tion tivation truth veracity virtue volition whole