Chapter II: Introduction: v

CHAP. I. _Inadequate Conceptions of the Importance of Christianity._ 1

CHAP. II. _Corruption of Human Nature._ 14

CHAP. III. _Chief Defects of the Religious System of the bulk of professed Christians, in what regards our Lord Jesus Christ, and the Holy Spirit--with a Dissertation concerning the use of the Passions in Religion._ 43

CHAP. IV. _On the prevailing inadequate Conceptions concerning the Nature and the Strictness of Practical Christianity._ 100

CHAP. V. _On the Excellence of Christianity in certain important Particulars. Argument which results thence in Proof of its Divine Origin._ 252

CHAP. VI. _Brief Inquiry into the present State of Christianity in this Country, with some of the Causes which have led to its critical Circumstances. Its Importance to us as a political Community, and practical Hints for which the foregoing Considerations give occasion._ 262

CHAP. VII. _Practical Hints to various Descriptions of Persons._ 305

A PRACTICAL VIEW, &c.