Butler's Six Sermons On Moral Subjects

Exploring various moral subjects, this collection of six sermons delves into virtue, self-examination, conscience, and the interplay between religion and morality. Building on themes from Butler's earlier work, the sermons are presented in a clear and engaging style, enriched with examples and anecdotes. Recognized as a significant contribution to moral philosophy, this book remains a valuable resource for those interested in ethics and philosophy. The edition includes a preface and a syllabus, ensuring its relevance in contemporary discussions on morality.