Paley's Moral and Political Philosophy

advantage answer apostles apply argument arise authority binding bound breach of promise CHAP charity Christ Christian civil command conduct conscience consequence considered constitution contract crime Decalogue Dewar duty Dymond effect equally evil existence expediency falsehood favor Federalist feelings founded Give an example given guilt habit happiness Hence human individual injury instance institution intended Irenæus Jews judge justice kind labor law of nature laws of war legislature liberty liturgy marriage means ment mischief mixed government moral Mosaic law motives nations natural right necessary neral oath obedience object obligation occasion opinion pain Paley parents parties perform perjury person pleasure polygamy possess prayer present principle produce prohibition promise public worship punishment question reason regulated religion remarks rest Roman law rule Sabbath Scriptures sense society statute of distributions suppose swear thing tion tivation truth utility virtue wrong