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accident according actions benevolence Boyle called Cambridge Platonism Cambridge Platonists causal cause Christian civil common commonwealth complex ideas conception Concerning Body conscience considered course covenant Cudworth deduction definition deists Descartes distinction divine edition effect empiricism empiricist Erastianism Essay essence eternal ethics evil example existence fact Frederick Copleston happiness Hobbes Hobbes's human Hutcheson hypotheses Ibid idea of substance infinite innate ideas insists interpretation John Locke knowledge laws of nature Leibniz Leviathan liberty Locke's London Lord Herbert losophy man's mathematics matter means metaphysical method mind moral law moral sense motion natural philosophy Newton nominalistic object obligation passions perceive phantasm phenomena political theory principles produced propositions Ralph Cudworth rational reason relation religion revelation Richard Cumberland Robert Boyle scientific secondary qualities self-love sensation Shaftesbury simple ideas society sovereign sovereignty space speak things Thomas Hobbes thought tion true truth universal virtue words