Book,  Chapter

 1   Read        | Association of Ideas, the other of Enthusiasm. These, with some other
 2     IV,  XVI  |            all the extravagancy of enthusiasm, and all the error of wrong
 3     IV,  XVIII|       between faith and reason, no enthusiasm or extravagancy in religion
 4     IV,  XIX  |                     Chapter XIX~Of Enthusiasm ~1. Love of truth necessary.
 5     IV,  XIX  |       carries with it.~3. Force of enthusiasm, in which reason is taken
 6     IV,  XIX  |            faith or reason; I mean enthusiasm: which, laying by reason,
 7     IV,  XIX  |            a telescope.~5. Rise of enthusiasm. Immediate revelation being
 8     IV,  XIX  |            it.~7. What is meant by enthusiasm. This I take to be properly
 9     IV,  XIX  |         This I take to be properly enthusiasm, which, though founded neither
10     IV,  XIX  |         temper and inclination.~8. Enthusiasm accepts its supposed illumination
11     IV,  XIX  |            and extravagant actions enthusiasm has run men into were enough
12     IV,  XIX  |         our dim candle, reason.~9. Enthusiasm how to be discovered. This
13     IV,  XIX  |            I pretend to, it is but enthusiasm. For, whether the proposition
14     IV,  XIX  |            it is a revelation.~11. Enthusiasm fails of evidence, that
15     IV,  XIX  |           believe? Here it is that enthusiasm fails of the evidence it