  CHAPTER I. INADEQUATE CONCEPTIONS OF THE IMPORTANCE OF CHAPTER II. CORRUPTION OF HUMAN NATURE. Sect. I. Inadequate CHAPTER III. Chief defects of the Religious System of the bulk CHAPTER IV. On the prevailing inadequate Conceptions concerning CHAPTER V. On the Excellence of Christianity in certain CHAPTER VI. Brief Inquiry into the present State of CHAPTER VII. Practical Hints to various Descriptions of Persons. Transcriber’s Notes: All footnotes have been moved to the end of the text and numbered sequentially. Links to the Index and Footnotes sections have been added to the Table of Contents. Some words were spelt, hyphenated, or had apostrophes placed, inconsistently within the text. These have been silently corrected to match the form most frequently used in the text. Where scanned text was unclear, the 1834 edition has been consulted. Unless due to a clear typographic error, consistent differences from modern usage have been retained, such as spellings (e.g. prophane), hyphenation (e.g. to-day), and punctuation (e.g. omission of commas following full stops in lists and the Index). Inconsistent style of Section headings are as in the original Pop-up transcriber’s notes at specific points can also be seen by hovering the mouse over text underlined in red, like this. A |
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