Attributed to Matthew Turner (d. 1788?) and William Hammon. NOTE: Irregularities in orthography and punctuation have been reproduced without emendation from the first edition of 1782. ANSWER TO DR. PRIESTLEY'S LETTERS TO A PHILOSOPHICAL UNBELIEVER. PART I. LONDON. MDCCLXXXII ADVERTISEMENT. The Editor of this publication has more in object to answer Dr. Priestley than to deliver his own sentiments upon Natural Religion, which however he has no inclination to disguise: but he does not mean to be answerable for them farther, than as by reason and nature he is at present instructed. The question here handled is not so much, whether a Deity and his attributed excellences exist, as whether there i…
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