1 NDIE X. Vet he owns, that there are many orders of ſuperior intelligences vaſtly exceeding the human kind,:5. 428. They are employ ed

as the Inſtraments of Divine Providence, i.

ANckLs FarLEN- Nothing in the Scripture doctrine concerning

them inconſiſtent with reaſon, II. 148. 149, marg. note.

ArosrLEs An entire harmony among them in the Goſpel which they preached, I. 138. 142. Wrongly charged with having worldly intereſts and advantages in view, I. 233, 234. The re- velation they publiſhed truly and properly the revelation of Jeſus Chriſt, as well äs that which he himſelf delivered in the days of his perſonal miniſtry, II. 183.

ATHEISM— hath a direct tendency to take away or pervert the natural ſenſe of right and wrong, I. 78. It is fubverſive of all

virtue, 16. 79g.

ArHEIsTrs— can only cavil; but cannot reaſon againſt the exiſt- ence of the Firſt Cauſe, I. 38 5. According to Lord Bolingbroke they only deny God, but the divines defame him, it. 379. Pre- tended alliance between them and divines, idem ib. II. 15. Lord Shafteſbury ſcems to äſſert, that Atheiſts may be really virtuous, I. 73, 74.— Vet owns, that he that denies a Deity, ſets up an opinion againſt the ſentiments of mankind, and being of fociety, and is juſtly puniſhable by the magiſtrate, 15. 79.

ATREY Mr. Anthony— Author of The main argument ef à late book intitled, Chriſtianity as old as the Creation, fairly fiated and ex- amined, I. 1 22.

ATkINSON Mr.— His Vindication of the literal ſenſe of tbree miracles ef Chriſt; in anſwer to Moolſton, I. 109.

ATrRIBUTES OF GoD- Moral attributes neceſſarily included in the idea of the infinitely perfect Being, I. 392, et 2. Inſepa- rable from Ris wiſdom, i6. 395,&c. Rightly diſtinguiſhed from his phyſical attributes, ib. 396, 397. Lord Bolingéroke's objec- tions againſt aſcribing moral attributes to God, according to our ideas of them, conſidered and obviated,:5. 397, et ſe*.

B.

BALGuV Mr. Jobn— His Letter to the Deiſts, containing reſfections on Lord Shafteſury, I. 64. His fecond Letter to the Deiſts, in anſwer to Tindal, ib. 122. His Eſſay on Redemption, bid.

BAxTER Mr. Richard— His Animadwerſions on Lord Herbert's b de Veritate, I. 21.

BENson Dr. Geonge— An account of his book of the Reaſonablensſe of Chriſtianity as deliwered ia the Seriptures, in anſwer to Chriſiia- nity not founded on A'gument, I. 164, 155. His Reflections on Deiſin Jairly ſated, ib. 255⸗

BEuTUEY Dr. Richard— His Remarks an Collins's Diſcourſe Free- Thinking, I. 87 to 89.

BaRROW Mr. Capel— His Anfaver to Deiſm fairh ſtated, I. 255.

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