- 1Dedication
- 2Part I. Assent and Apprehension — Chapter I. Modes of Holding and A…
- 3§ 2 — Modes of Apprehending Propositions
- 4Chapter II — Assent Considered as Apprehensive
- 5Chapter III — The Apprehension of Propositions
- 6Chapter IV — Notional and Real Assent
- 7§ 1 — Notional Assents
- 8§ 2 — Real Assents
- 9§ 3 — Notional and Real Assents Contrasted
- 10Chapter V — Apprehension and Assent in the Matter of Religion
- 11§ 1 — Belief in One God
- 12§ 2 — Belief in the Holy Trinity
- 13§ 3 — Belief in Dogmatic Theology
- 14Part II | Assent and Inference
- 15§ 1 — Simple Assent
- 16§ 2 — Complex Assent
- 17Chapter VII | Certitude
- 18§ 2 — Indefectibility of Certitude
- 19Chapter VIII | Inference
- 20§ 2 — Informal Inference
- 21§ 3 — Natural Inference
- 22Chapter IX — The Illative Sense
- 23§ 1 — The Sanction of the Illative Sense
- 24§ 2 — The Nature of the Illative Sense
- 25§ 3 — The Range of the Illative Sense
- 26Chapter X — Inference and Assent in the Matter of Religion
- 27§ 1 — Natural Religion
- 28§ 2 — Revealed Religion
An Essay in Aid of a Grammar of Assent
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