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A defence against the temptation to self-murther : wherein the criminal nature and guilt of it are display'd : the various pretences for it are examin'd and answer'd : seasonable advic [Leather Bound]
A historical moral and religious treatise addressing the temptation to self-murder. It examines the act’s alleged criminal nature and guilt, considers arguments used to justify it, and offers counsel intended to answer those arguments and guide readers toward a different course.
About This Book
This work presents a sustained defence against the temptation to self-murder, using the moral language of its period.
It examines the criminal nature and guilt attributed to the act, giving central attention to questions of responsibility and conscience.
The text also considers various pretences or arguments offered in its favor and responds to them.
Seasonable advice completes the work, making it a serious contribution to historical discussions of morality, religious duty, and human conduct.
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