Natural religion inſufficient; and reveal'd neceſſary to man's happiness in his preſent state: or, A rational enquiry into the principles of the modern deiſts: wherein is largely diſcovered their utter inſufficiency to anſwer the great ends of religion, and the weakneſs of their pleadings for the sufficiency of nature's light to eternal happineſs; and particularly the writings of the learn'd Lord Herbert, the great patron of deiſm, to wit, his books De veritate, De religione gentilium, and his Religio laici, in ſo far as they aſſert Nature' s lightable to conduct us to future bleſſedneſs, are conſider'd, and fully answer'd: to which treatiſe are annex'd ſeveral eſſays upon other subjects / by the late reverend Mr. Thomas Halyburton ..

"Natural religion inſufficient; and reveal'd neceſſary to man's happiness in his preſent state: or, A rational enquiry into the principles of the modern deiſts: wherein is largely diſcovered their utter inſufficiency to anſwer the great ends of religion, and the weakneſs of their pleadings for the sufficiency of nature's light to eternal happineſs; and particularly the writings of the learn'd Lord Herbert, the great patron of deiſm, to wit, his books De veritate, De religione gentilium, and his Religio laici, in ſo far as they aſſert Nature' s lightable to conduct us to future bleſſedneſs, are conſider'd, and fully answer'd: to which treatiſe are annex'd ſeveral eſſays upon other subjects / by the late reverend Mr. Thomas Halyburton .." owned by Nagoya University Library, retrieved from Digital Library of Western Books（https://da.adm.thers.ac.jp/en/item/n003-20230901-00146）