Dialogue

1 Phaedo|    equal difficulties in the moral government of the universe.
2 Phaedo|      morality, and imperfect moral claims upon the benevolence
3 Phaedo|      really experienced some moral improvement; almost every
4 Phaedo|      him to imagine that our moral ideas are to be attributed
5 Phaedo|      cannot suppose that the moral government of God of which
6 Phaedo|   the depth and power of our moral ideas which seem to partake
7 Phaedo|     the same falling back on moral convictions. In the Phaedo
8 Phaedo|     argued, the one from the moral tendencies of mankind, the
9 Phaedo| proof from results, and of a moral truth, which remained unshaken