The Natural History of Religion (1757, 1777)
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- Introduction (1757, 1777)
- Section 1. That Polytheism was the primary Religion of Men (1757, 1777)
- Section 2. Origin of Polytheism (1757, 1777)
- Section 3. The same subject continued (1757, 1777)
- Section 4. Deities not considered as creators or formers of the world (1757, 1777)
- Section 5. Various Forms of Polytheism: Allegory, Hero-Worship (1757, 1777)
- Section 6. Origin of Theism from Polytheism (1757, 1777)
- Section 7. Confirmation of this Doctrine (1757, 1777)
- Section 8. Flux and reflux of polytheism and theism (1757, 1777)
- Section 9. Comparison of these Religions, with regard to Persecution and Toleration (1757, 1777)
- Section 10. With regard to courage or abasement (1757, 1777)
- Section 11. With regard to reason or absurdity (1757, 1777)
- Section 12. With regard to Doubt or Conviction (1757, 1777)
- Section 13. Impious conceptions of the divine nature in popular religions of both kinds (1757, 1777)
- Section 14. Bad influence of popular religions on morality (1757, 1777)
- Section 15. General Corollary (1757, 1777)