Cover -- Title Page -- Copyright -- Contents -- Abbreviations -- Introduction to the Translation -- Notes on the Translation -- For Further Reading -- Morning Hours or, Lectures on the Existence of God -- Preliminary Remarks -- Part One Epistemic...
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Cover -- Title Page -- Copyright -- Contents -- Abbreviations -- Introduction to the Translation -- Notes on the Translation -- For Further Reading -- Morning Hours or, Lectures on the Existence of God -- Preliminary Remarks -- Part One Epistemic Groundwork, Concerning Truth, Appearance, and Error -- Lecture I What Is Truth? -- Lecture II Cause. Effect. Ground. Power. -- Lecture III Self-Evidence�Immediate Knowledge. Rational Knowledge�Natural Knowledge. -- Lecture IV Truth and Illusion. -- Lecture V Existence. Waking. Dreams. Delusion. Lecture XVII A priori Grounds for Proof of the Existence of a Most Perfect, Necessary, IndepTo the Friends of Lessing -- Notes -- References -- Index Lecture VI The Connection of Our Ideas. Idealism.Lecture VII Continuation. Quarrel of Idealists with the Dualists. Truth Drive and Approbatio -- Part Two Systematic Exposition of the Concepts Related to the Existence of God -- Lecture VIII Introduction. Importance of the Investigation. On the Principle of Basedow�s Pri -- Lecture IX Certainty of the Pure and Applied Doctrine of Magnitudes. Comparison with the Cer -- Lecture X Allegorical Dream. Reason and Common Sense. Proofs of the Existence of God, Accord Lecture XI Epicureanism. Luck. Coincidence. Number of Causes and Effects, without End, with Lecture XII Sufficient Reason Grounding the Contingent in the Necessary. The Former Is Somewh -- Lecture XIII Spinozism. Pantheism. All Is One and One Is All. Refutation. -- Lecture XIV Continued Quarrel with the Pantheists. Convergence, Point of Union with Them. Inn -- Lecture XV Lessing. His Service to the Religion of Reason. His Thoughts Concerning Purified -- Lecture XVI Explanation of the Concepts of Necessity, Randomness, Independence, and Dependen
