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|a Intro -- Acknowledgements -- Contents -- Abbreviations -- 1 Introduction -- Religion and Precursors to the Scottish "Science of Man" -- References -- 2 Religion and the Start of the Science of Human Nature: Campbell, Turnbull and Hume -- George Turnbull on Religion and the "Moral Anatomy" of the Mind -- Archibald Campbell on Mythography and the Science of Man -- David Hume's Treatise and the "Science of Man" -- References -- 3 David Hume and the Emptiness of Natural Religion -- Religion, Imagination and the Passions -- The Psychology of Miracles
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|a Religion's Relationship with Philosophy: Past and Future -- The Practical Consequences of Hume's Study of Religion -- References -- 4 Adam Smith on Religious Psychology in Society -- The Histories of Philosophy and of Physics -- The Psychology of Religion in the Theory of Moral Sentiments (1759) -- Religious Sects and Social Stability in the Wealth of Nations -- The Decline and Fall of Medieval Catholicism -- References -- 5 Henry Home, Lord Kames on Mechanistic Human Nature -- Kames's Essays on the Principles of Morality and Natural Religion (1751)
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|a The Sketches of the History of Man (1774) and the "Sense of Deity" -- Kames on the Improvement of Theology -- On the Character of Religious Worship -- Religion and Morality -- Allegory and Myth as Childish Fictions -- References -- 6 David Hume's "Natural History of Religion" (1757) -- Human Nature and the Lack of Universality -- The "Natural Progress" of Religion? -- References -- 7 William Robertson on Revelation and the Limits of Progress -- Robertson's Necessity of Revelation at the Time of Christ's Mission -- True Religion and the Necessity of Social Progress
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|a Superstition's Role in Limiting of Progress: The History of America (1777) -- The Natural Progress of Religion and the Necessity of Revelation -- References -- 8 Adam Ferguson, Stoicism and the Individual Alone -- Ferguson and the Naturalness of Religion -- Ferguson on the Link Between Religion, Happiness and Society -- The Primacy of Theism and the Power of Superstition -- References -- 9 George Campbell on Miracles and the Weakness of Hume's "Science of Man" -- References -- 10 John Gregory on Human Nature, Happiness and Religious Devotion
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|a Speculative Theology and Effective Affective Preaching -- Anti-Scepticism -- References -- 11 James Dunbar on Climate and Civil Religion -- References -- 12 James Burnett, Lord Monboddo on Egyptian Daemons -- Monboddo's Curious "History of Man" -- Monboddo's Two Accounts of Religion -- References -- 13 The Radicalism of James Hutton -- Philosophers and the Science of Religion -- Hutton on the Natural Progress of Religion -- The Alignment of "Christianity" and Philosophy -- References -- 14 Dugald Stewart, Religion and the End of the "Science of Human Nature" -- References -- 15 Conclusion
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