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Cover\nHalf-title\nSeries\nRichard Baxter and the Mechanical Philosophers\nCopyright\nDedication\nContents\nPreface\nAbbreviations\n1. Richard Baxter as Philosophical Theologian\n2. Baxter and the Rise of Mechanical Philosophy\n The Reception of Gassendi’s Christian Epicureanism in England\n Baxter’s Early Response to Hobbes’s Leviathan\n The Beginning of Baxter’s Restoration Polemics\n Matthew Hale and the Growth of Baxter’s Polemics\n On the “Epicurean” Ethics of Hobbes and Spinoza\n Baxter and Henry More\n Conclusion\n3. Reason and Philosophy\n Works on Reason\n The Nature and States of Reason\n Reason and Will\n Reason in the State of Sin\n Reason and Revelation\n The Use of and Limits of Philosophy\n Conclusion\n4. A Trinitarian Natural Philosophy\n Theological Motivations\n God’s Two Books\n Mosaic Physics\n Vestigia Trinitatis\n Trinitarian Analogy of Being\n Trinities in Nature\n Baxter’s Eclectic Reception of Tommaso Campanella\n Threefold Causality\n Passive Nature\n Active Nature\n Conclusion\n5. A Commotion over Motion\n Copernicanism\n The Nature of Motion\n Substantial Form\n Descartes’s Laws of Motion\n Henry More’s “Mixt Mechanicall Philosophy”\n Conclusion\n6. The Incipient Materialism of Mechanical Philosophy\n Mechanical Philosophy and the Immaterial Soul\n Henry More’s “Slippery Ground” and Pierre Gassendi’s “Feeble” Proofs\n Pierre Gassendi, Thomas Willis, and the Material Soul\n Conclusion\n7. From “Epicurean” Physics to Ethics\n Baxter and Reformed Natural Law Theory\n The Specter of Necessitarianism\n The Problem of Naturalistic Natural Law\n Conclusion\n8. Conclusion\nAPPENDIX A: Chronology of Baxter’s Post-​Restoration Writings on Philosophy\nAPPENDIX B: Richard Baxter to Joseph Glanvill, 18 November 1670\nAPPENDIX C: Richard Baxter on Thomas Willis, De anima brutorum (1672)\nBibliography\nIndex