Letters to a Philosophical Unbeliever

The book offers a critical analysis of natural religion, addressing key objections raised by Hume, while Part II evaluates the evidence for revealed religion and critiques Gibbon's work on the Roman Empire. It presents a scholarly discourse on philosophical and theological issues of the late 18th century, reflecting the intellectual debates of the time. Readers should note that due to the book's age, some pages may be difficult to read due to fading or spotty printing, and the text is presented in Old English.