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Butler by Terence PenelhumISBN: 0710205996 Routledge & Kegan Paul, 1985 Hardcover, 221 pages Butler by Terence Penelhum is part of the Arguments of the Philosophers series, offering a critical and comprehensive introduction to the thought of Joseph Butler, the influential 18thcentury English moral philosopher and theologian. Penelhum examines the central themes of Butlers philosophy especially his analysis of human nature, morality, and religion and situates Butlers arguments

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