Excerpt from Causality, or the Philosophy of Law Investigated
The question of Sin, it is Obvious, is directly involved in the problem Of Psychology; for if Psychology has for its Object an inquiry into the modes and Springs of mental Operation, these must needs embrace the question of aberration from a recognised standard, which is Sin. SO soon, therefore, as we are able to indicate the formations of thought and Of will, with anything like scientific accuracy, we Shall Obtain an enor mous leverage in applying these principles to the interpretation of Holy Scripture, which has for its Obj ect the treatment and disposal of the ques tion of Sin. As regards one important point in Natural Theology which.
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