The Moral and Theological Treatise Reviewed in Depth
The noted critique surveys a large volume on providence, human nature, conscience, and the relation of God to man. It highlights the author’s five dispersion themes, the faculties of the mind, conscience as law and sentiment, and the final reconciliation of man and God. It also covers illustrative notes and reviews works by McCosh and Wallace, praising insight while locating doctrinal and editorial flaws.