The Reasonableness of Conformity to the Church of England, Represented to the Dissenting Ministers: In Answer to the Tenth Chapter of Mr. Calamy's Abridgment of Mr. Baxter's History of His Life and Times ...T. Childe, 1703 |
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... leaves an impression upon the minds of those who read it and especially when it is recommended to the People even from the Pulpits , and openly declar- ed by Perfons very nearly concerned to be the best and most compleat juftifi çation ...
... leaves an impression upon the minds of those who read it and especially when it is recommended to the People even from the Pulpits , and openly declar- ed by Perfons very nearly concerned to be the best and most compleat juftifi çation ...
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... leaving to others the glory of raking into the tranfactions of former times , and heaping together historical accounts of what fignifies nothing to the Caufe , but tends only to exafperate men's minds ; to open our wounds anew , and ...
... leaving to others the glory of raking into the tranfactions of former times , and heaping together historical accounts of what fignifies nothing to the Caufe , but tends only to exafperate men's minds ; to open our wounds anew , and ...
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... leaving Persons at Liber- ty , answered , p . 141 , to 149 . The Parallel between the Oath of a Justice of Peace , and this Oath confidered . 2. Obj . Because the Epifcopal Government is managed by Chancellour's Courts , & c . answered ...
... leaving Persons at Liber- ty , answered , p . 141 , to 149 . The Parallel between the Oath of a Justice of Peace , and this Oath confidered . 2. Obj . Because the Epifcopal Government is managed by Chancellour's Courts , & c . answered ...
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... leave upon this to ask You thefe following Queftions . Are the Terms of Ministerial Conformi- ty fo unreasonable in the Church of Eng- land , that very many Confcientious , Ufe- ful , Judicious , Pious , Excellent , Labori- ous Men have ...
... leave upon this to ask You thefe following Queftions . Are the Terms of Ministerial Conformi- ty fo unreasonable in the Church of Eng- land , that very many Confcientious , Ufe- ful , Judicious , Pious , Excellent , Labori- ous Men have ...
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... leave to take for the true reafon ) we acknowledge to have had a realOrdination ; and your Authority to have lafted as long as that neceffity lafted ; and confequently , all your Acts valid , even as to the authority of them ; this ...
... leave to take for the true reafon ) we acknowledge to have had a realOrdination ; and your Authority to have lafted as long as that neceffity lafted ; and confequently , all your Acts valid , even as to the authority of them ; this ...
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Página 154 - ... them, and the defects of the present way of worship, that they should keep to the public assemblies and make use of such helps as might be had in public, together with their private helps. Only in three cases they ought to absent themselves. When the minister was one that was utterly insufficient, as not being able to teach them the articles of the faith and essentials of true religion ; such as, alas ! they had known to their sorrow. When the minister preached any heresy, or doctrine which was...