This collection of writings by Joseph Butler, an influential Anglican theologian of the 18th century, includes his famous sermons on human nature and the existence of God. Butler's works are known for their emphasis on reason and morality as a means of discovering truth. This edition also includes a biographical introduction and extensive notes to aid in understanding Butler's thought.

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