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Anthropological arguments

The constitution of man


The creative of the mind


Capacities and wants of the soul


Moral obligations

Consider

Constutuion of man as a whole

His body perfectly adapted to the function of

Mind and hands, marvelous accomplishment, his voice, convincing in speech and in song

Moral obligations

Supreme being


To fellow creature

Gods detective conscience


The lepers thought of others