A Sermon Preached Before the House of Commons. March 31, 1647
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Ralph Cudworth was an English classicist, theologian, and philosopher, a central figure among the Cambridge Platonists. His seminal work explored the intricate connections between knowledge, morality, and the nature of the universe. Cudworth sought to harmonize Platonic thought with emerging scientific understanding and Christian theology. His philosophical outlook critically engaged with prevailing intellectual currents, emphasizing the rational apprehension of divine providence.
