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In this classic work of philosophy, George Turnbull explores the nature of morality and ethical behavior, drawing on a wide range of historical and contemporary sources to provide a comprehensive and nuanced analysis. With a focus on understanding the principles that underlie moral action, Turnbull offers insights that are as relevant today as they were when the book was first published in the 18th century. This is an essential read for anyone interested in the philosophy of ethics and morality.

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George Turnbull's contributions to moral and Christian philosophy are highlighted through a collection of his significant works, including his major texts and rare writings. The collection emphasizes his unique approach to natural-law theory, combining scientific reasoning with moral and civil virtues. "Education for Life" serves as a focused supplement to his larger works, featuring graduation theses, tracts on religion, and writings on education and art, along with previously unpublished correspondence. This compilation showcases Turnbull's enduring influence on philosophical thought.

Liberty Fund recognises the significance of George Turnbull, one of the earliest of the authors in the Scottish tradition, with the publication of new editions of his 'Principles of Moral and Christian Philosophy', his 'Observations upon Liberal Education', and his translation of Heineccius. These major works testify to Turnbull's distinctive voice in presenting natural-law theory on a scientific model, in harnessing the arts to promote the principles of moral and civil virtue, and in extolling reason as the foundation of liberty. The short pieces in EDUCATION FOR LIFE supplement Turnbull's larger and more sprawling works and give a more concentrated presentation of his ideas. These extremely rare works include two Aberdeen graduation theses, three tracts on religion, various writings on education and art, and, for the first time in print, the correspondence of Turnbull.

Set in 1740, this volume explores the principles of effective governance in relation to morality and virtue. It argues that the ongoing maintenance of good administration is essential for the continued flourishing of virtue in society. Written in Old English, the text reflects the philosophical inquiries of its time, emphasizing the importance of moral order. Readers should note that the reproduction of this scarce work may contain some faded or difficult-to-read pages due to its age.

Focusing on Christian philosophy, this volume explores doctrines related to God, providence, virtue, and the afterlife, demonstrating their alignment with true philosophical principles. Written in Old English, it offers a deep examination of these themes, supported by philosophical evidence. Given the age and rarity of the original text, some pages may exhibit spots, fading, or readability issues. This is the second volume in a two-part series.

Exploring the complexities of the human mind, this two-volume treatise delves into the foundations of morality and examines the intricate relationship between morality and religion. It offers a comprehensive analysis, providing valuable insights into ethical principles and the psychological underpinnings that shape human behavior.

The book offers a nostalgic exploration of Dailly, a rural parish rich in history and antiquities, reflecting on its past while grappling with the impacts of modern change. Drawing from articles written in the 1880s, it captures the essence of the community and its evolution over time, providing a heartfelt tribute to its cultural heritage.