Grammar of Assent - Chapter Breakdown

Chapter Breakdown

Part I
Assent and Apprehension
  1. Modes of holding and apprehending Propositions
  2. Assent considered as Apprehensive
  3. The Apprehension of Propositions
  4. Notional and Real Assent
  5. Apprehension and Assent in the matter of Religion
Part II
Assent and Inference
  1. Assent Considered as Unconditional
  2. Certitude
  3. Inference
  4. The Illative Sense
  5. Inference and Assent in the matter of Religion

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