The Analogy of Religion is a significant work of religious philosophy. Joseph Butler argues that the natural world provides evidence for the existence of God, and that this evidence can be understood through analogy. He also discusses the nature of personal identity and virtue. This book is a must-read for anyone interested in the relationship between religion and science, or in the development of religious thought in the 18th century.

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