Sermons (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781145641570)

This collection comprises the renowned sermons of Joseph Butler, a significant figure in 18th-century British philosophy and theology. Butler's 'Sermons' are celebrated for their profound exploration of ethics, human nature, and religious belief. Delivered at the Rolls Chapel, these discourses delve into the moral constitution of humanity, examining conscience, self-deception, and the nature of virtue.

Butler's approach is characterized by rigorous reasoning and careful observation, offering insights that remain relevant to contemporary discussions on morality and faith. This edition makes available Butler's essential work, inviting readers to engage with his enduring reflections on the foundations of ethical life. His work provides a cornerstone for understanding the development of moral philosophy and Christian ethics.

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