Wherein the Principles of the Epicureans and Hobbists of Our Age are Particularly Shewn; the Great Absurdities of Them Proved; the Existence of the Ever Blessed God Vindicated; the Reasonableness and Wisdom of Religion Insisted On; and Several Necessary Ways Proposed, for the Improving in People a Religious Sense of God. Part II. By Edward Pelling, D. D. Rector of Petworth in Sussex, and Chaplain in Ordinary to Her Majesty