MORAL REASONING

A change of mind from good to evil.
- IMPENITENCE, Obdurateness, Hard-heartedness.
A change of mind from evil to good.
- REPENTANCE, Penitence, compunction, relent, remorse, contri∣tion, rue, return, reclaim, renew, regeneration, penance.
An inlargement of Soul, to desire and endeavour public general good, and taking it off from being immersed in narrow selfish designs.
- SELF-DENIAL, Christian Magnanimity, Generosity, Public-spi∣ritedness, Greatness of mind, Resignation.
An inlargement of Soul, to desire and endeavour public general good, and taking it off from being immersed in narrow selfish designs.
- SELFISHNESS, Narrowness, Pedanticalness, Littleness of mind, Worldling.

An habitual frame of mind, whereby we are fitted for vertuous acti∣ons, and more especially for the Duties of Religion.
- VNHOLINESS, Wickedness, Iniquity, Impiety, Vngodliness, Pro∣phaneness, Corruption, Sin, Miscreant, graceless, Caitiffe.
Particular; styled Theological Vertues; respecting infused intellectual self
Truth and Falshood; a readiness to yield an effectual assent unto re∣vealed Truths upon such grounds as their natures are capable of, and such as are sufficient to prevail with any such prudent teacha∣ble man as is free from any affected Captiousness.
- INFIDELITY, Vnbelief, Miscreant.
Good and Evil.
- Future; being an acquiescence of the mind in the expectation of such Promises as are revealed.
  - DESPAIR, Despondency, out of heart, forlorn, hopeless, past hope, deadness of heart.
- General; wishing well, and endeavouring to be helpful and ser∣viceable unto all, according to the due proportion we are obli∣ged to by natural or revealed Light.
  - VNCHARITABLENESS, Maliciousness.

General; consisting in infused intellectual self
- An habitual frame of mind, whereby we are fitted for vertuous acti∣ons, and more especially for the Duties of Religion.
  - HOLINESS, Sanctity, Godliness, Piety, Devotion, Righteousness, Sanctification, sacred, Pureness.
Particular; styled Theological Vertues; respecting infused intellectual self
- Truth and Falshood; a readiness to yield an effectual assent unto re∣vealed Truths upon such grounds as their natures are capable of, and such as are sufficient to prevail with any such prudent teacha∣ble man as is free from any affected Captiousness.
  - FAITH, Belief, Believer, Creed.
- Good and Evil.
  - Future; being an acquiescence of the mind in the expectation of such Promises as are revealed.
    - HOPE, Trust, Affiance, Reliance, Re••mbency.
  - General; wishing well, and endeavouring to be helpful and ser∣viceable unto all, according to the due proportion we are obli∣ged to by natural or revealed Light.
    - CHARITY, Love.

towards positive self