A dissertation on the origin of evil Section I. On the nature of evil, and the impossibility of God's being its fontal cause. Section II. On the sense of the proposition, The Lord doth evil, deduced from Amos iii. 6. Section III. On the consequences from the fact, that the conduct of Divine Providence is the efficient, but not the fontal cause of evil. By Samuel Whitman, A.M. Pastor of the church in Goshen, (Massachusetts.) [Four lines of footnotes] - Whitman, Samuel 1751-1826 (by William Butler, 1797)
"Appendix, containing an answer to an objection; taken from Dr. West's appendix to his Essay on moral agency."--p. 30-31
English Short Title Catalog, W20225
Evans, 33222
Half-title: The origin of evil
Reproduction of original from British Library