Four Dissertations

€œFour Dissertations € by Richard Price presents a philosophical exploration of morality, Providence, miracles, and prayer. Price delves into the essence of virtue and the criteria by which actions are deemed morally right. He also examines the wisdom of Divine Providence, addressing the question of whether all events are predetermined or if free will plays a role in human affairs.

Further, Price investigates the credibility of miracles, scrutinizing the evidence required to substantiate claims of supernatural occurrences. He concludes with a discourse on the duty of prayer, considering its efficacy and alignment with reason. Price's work offers a profound discussion on fundamental philosophical and religious concepts.

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