The christian philosopher; or, a divine essay on the principles of man's universal redemption, in Two Volumes. ... . Book I. Containing, The Cosmogony of Moses, or a Divine Essay on the Principles, and Causes, employed by Almighty God in the Creation of the World, and Formation of our Earth; demonstrating all along the Necessity of a divine Hand, both to adjust the Principles, actuate the Causes, and accelerate the Motions, that gave Being, Order, and Harmony to the six Days Work. To which are added, Remarks upon divers modern Philosophers, who, from their own unreasonable Notions, have laboured to undermine the Mosaick Plan of Creation. By Nicholas Robinson, M. D. A Member of the Royal College of Physicians, and Physician to Christ's-Hospital, London.