The Principles of Moral Science: Vol. 1

acquire actions activity affections afford ages animals appear arrangements attained attention Author avoid beautiful become called cause character conduct consequence consider consists constitution continually contrived Deity discernment doubt duty efforts enable energy evil excellence exertion existence faculties feelings future give gradually happiness Hence human mind ideas important improvement individual intellectual intelligence kind knowledge labour laws leads less mankind manner means memory ment moral names nature necessary never objects observed opinion ourselves pain particular passions perceive perceptive perfection perform period persons pleasing pleasure possess present principle produce progress Providence pursue pursuit qualities rational reason regard religion render riches rule sense situation skill society success suffering things thought tion train true truth understanding universe usually valuable voluntary weakness whole wisdom wise