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Excerpt from Theism as a Science of Natural Theology and Natural Religion
By way of Preface to the following Lectures on Theism as a Science, it may be interesting to state how they came to be written.
The Principal of a Christian College, eminent for his learning and piety, told me that, after reading my little book, Theism, or the Religion of Common Sense, he thought it "scrappy" and not sufficiently systematised; he also observed that Theism as Natural Religion deserved a better treatment, that a text-book, unfolding its principles in an orderly manner, might prove useful in colleges and schools.
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