A forum for exchange of bibliographical and historical information relating to the life, times, work and later influence of Joseph Butler (1692-1752), author of Fifteen Sermons (1726) and the Analogy of Religion (1736). Intended as a basic reference system to support philosophical, theological, literary and historical studies of Butler's life, thought and influence by academics, students and anyone else with a serious interest. All points of view are welcome as long as the focus is on specific passages in Butler's work or in the literature about him.