Titlebook: Religion, Reason and Nature in Early Modern Europe; Robert Crocker Book 2001 Springer Science+Business Media B.V. 2001 Religion.René Desca

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Nature, Man and God in the English Enlightenment,f ideas at the same time”.. This secular movement was all of a piece with the battle between the Ancients and the Moderns and was much associated with the rise of modern science, especially as manifested in the thought of such giants as Galileo, and Newton, and the empiricist philosophy of Locke.

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The Regularization of Providence in Post-Cartesian Philosophy,rned by rules. It would be unworthy of God’s inscrutable majesty to represent his will as anything other than arbitrary. For it would not be God’s will if it were determined by or dependent upon anything outside itself. Humans are tempted to imagine that there are eternal truths and therefore standa

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