Works, Volume 1

action amongst Analogy appear appetites arise Aristotle Balaam behaviour benevolence Bishop Butler Butler character charity children of Israel children of men Christianity Cicero common compassion conscience considered constitution contrary course creatures danger degree desire disposition distinct distress Divine duty endeavour enjoyment evil existence faculty fear fellow-creatures good-will gratification greater happiness hath heart Hobbes human nature infinite influence injury instances interest irreligion J. H. BERNARD JOSEPH BUTLER kind latter likewise Lord love thy neighbour manifest mankind manner means ment mind misery Moab moral neighbour ness notion object obligation observed occasion ourselves particular affection peculiar perfect persons plainly pleasure poor precept present principle proportion pursuit reason reflection regard religion religious respect riches satisfaction self-deceit self-love sense Serm SERMON shew sidered Sirach speak suppose temper things Thou thought tion truth unto vice virtue whole wickedness words