SECTION II.

THE AFFECTIONS[53]
I. Justice[55]
1. Justice to the Interests of others—Integrity[59]
2. Justice to the Freedom of Action of others[59]
3. Justice to the Reputation of others[60]
4. Justice in estimating the Conduct and Character of others[61]
5. Justice to the Opinions of others—Candour[62]
6. Justice to the Feelings of others[63]
7. Justice to the Moral Condition of others[64]
II. Compassion and Benevolence[66]
1. Benevolence towards the Distresses of others[69]
2. Benevolence towards the Reputation of others[70]
3. Benevolence towards the Character and Conduct of others,—including Forgiveness of Injuries[71]
4. Benevolence towards the Feelings of others[71]
5. Benevolence towards improving the Moral Condition of others[73]
III.Veracity[74]
1. The Love of Truth, in the Reception of it[76]
2. Veracity in delivering statements,—including Sincerity[78]
3. Truth of Purpose, or Correct fulfilment of Promises[82]
IV. Friendship, Love, and Gratitude[83]
V. Patriotism[84]
The Domestic Affections[85]
The Defensive Affections, Anger, Jealousy, Resentment[89]
Important Influence produced upon the Exercise of the Affections,
By Attention[92]
By Habit[97]
Feeling of Moral Approbation attached to the Exercise of the Affections[100]
Happiness arising from a due Exercise of the Affections;—Influence of Temper[106]

SECTION III.

SELF-LOVE[110]
Sense in which the term is employed[111]
Tendency of a true and Rational Self-love[111]
Morbid Exercise of it,—Selfishness[116]
Disinterested Conduct and Self-denial[117]

PART II

OF THE WILL[119]
Simple Volition, its Origin from one of the Desires or Affections[119]
Operation of Moral Causes on the Will[120]
Nature of these Causes, and Source of the Diversity of their operation in different individuals[123]
Circumstances required for the Uniformity of their Operation:—
1. Knowledge
Truths of Natural and Revealed Religion.		[128]
2. Attention
Its influence on Moral Decisions		[132]
3. Moral Habits
Origin and Progress of Derangement of Moral Harmony.		[137]
Influence of Habits upon Character[142]
Means of Correcting Injurious Moral Habits[143]
Practical Conclusions from these Principles. Important
Influence of Moral Habits[145]
Necessity and Probability of Divine Aid in correcting
Moral Derangement[149]
Influence of the Mental operation called Faith[152]

PART III.