A Discourse Concerning the Being and Attributes of God, the

1 Introduction 2 Proposition I. 3 Proposition II. There must have existed from eternity one independent being. 4 Proposition III. The one independent Being must be necessarily existing. 5 Proposition IV: The essence of the self-existent Being [is] incomprehensible. 6 Proposition V. That the self-existent being must be eternal. 7 Proposition VI. That the self-existent being must be infinite and omnipresent. 8 Proposition VII. That the self-existent being can be but one. 9 Proposition VIII. That the self-existent being must be intelligent. 10 Proposition IX. That the self-existent being must be a free agent. 11 Proposition X. That the self-existent being must be all-powerful. 12 Proposition XI. That the supreme cause and author of all things must of 13 Proposition XII. The supreme author of all things must be infinitely good, just, 14 BEING EIGHT SERMONS PREACHED AT THE CATHEDRAL 15 THE PREFACE. 16 Isa. v. 20. Wo unto them that call evil good, and good evil; that put 17 HAVING, The introduction. in a former discourse, endeavoured to lay 18 Proposition I. 19 Proposition II. 20 Proposition III. 21 Proposition IV. 22 Proposition V. 23 Proposition VI. 24 Proposition VII. 25 Proposition VIII. 26 Proposition IX. 27 Proposition X. 28 Proposition XI. 29 Proposition XII. 30 Proposition XIII. 31 Proposition XIV. 32 Proposition XV. 33 THE FIRST LETTER. 34 THE ANSWER TO THE FIRST LETTER. 35 THE SECOND LETTER. 36 THE ANSWER TO THE SECOND LETTER. 37 THE THIRD LETTER. 38 THE ANSWER TO THE THIRD LETTER. 39 THE FOURTH LETTER. 40 THE ANSWER TO THE FOURTH LETTER. 41 THE FIFTH LETTER. 42 THE ANSWER TO THE FIFTH LETTER. 43 THE ANSWER TO A SIXTH LETTER, 44 THE ANSWER TO A SEVENTH LETTER,