An Examination of President Edwards' Inquiry into the Freedom of the Will

EXAMINATION

SECTION I. - OF THE POINT IN CONTROVERSY.

SECTION II. - OF EDWARDS’ USE OF THE TERM CAUSE.

SECTION III. - THE INQUIRY INVOLVED IN A VICIOUS CIRCLE.

SECTION IV. - VOLITION NOT AN EFFECT.

SECTION V. - OF THE CONSEQUENCES OF REGARDING VOLITION AS AN EFFECT.

SECTION VI. - OF THE MAXIM THAT EVERY EFFECT MUST HAVE A CAUSE.

SECTION VII. - OF THE APPLICATION OF THE MAXIM THAT EVERY EFFECT MUST HAVE A CAUSE.

SECTION VIII. - OF THE RELATION BETWEEN THE FEELINGS AND THE WILL.

SECTION IX. - OF THE LIBERTY OF INDIFFERENCE.