Part II
| OF THE WILL | 119 |
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| Simple Volition, its Origin from one of the Desires or Affections | 119 |
| Operation of Moral Causes on the Will | 120 |
| Nature of these Causes, and Source of the Diversity of their operation in different individuals | 123 |
| Circumstances required for the Uniformity of their Operation:— | |
| 1. Knowledge Truths of Natural and Revealed Religion. | 128 |
| 2. Attention Its influence on Moral Decisions | 132 |
| 3. Moral Habits Origin and Progress of Derangement of Moral Harmony. | 137 |
| Influence of Habits upon Character | 142 |
| Means of Correcting Injurious Moral Habits | 143 |
| Practical Conclusions from these Principles. Important | |
| Influence of Moral Habits | 145 |
| Necessity and Probability of Divine Aid in correcting | |
| Moral Derangement | 149 |
| Influence of the Mental operation called Faith | 152 |