Religion and Philosophy An Abridgement of Dr Cheyne's Philosophical Principles of Natural Religion' (pp1 - 26); 'A Confutation of Materialism particularly as it is defended by Spinosa and Hobbs' (pp26 - 42); 'Some Arguments proving that the Church of Rome is the only Lawful Judge of Controversies in Matters of Religion taken principally from Mumford's Question of Questions' (pp1 - 53); 'Some Observations from Melchior Cano's Books' (pp54 - 55); 'All the Books admitted into the Canon by the Roman Catholic Church are Truly Divine Scripture' (p56); 'Some General Grounds of the Catholick Doctrine' (pp57 - 62); 'Some observations from Seedorf's Letters' (pp62 - 63); 'Observation' (p64); 'Disputatio I: Excerpta de Jure Naturali' (pp1 - 49); 'Disputatio II: de Existentia Providentia Dei' (pp50 - 83); 'Disputatio III: de Praecepto naturali Deum colendi' (pp84 - 98); 'Disputatio IV: contra Idealistas' (pp99 - 120); Disputatio VI: de Mendacio' (pp120 - 123); 'Disputatio VII: de officio hominis erga seifisum' (pp123 - 145) [1735 - 1799]