DEISM: Mediatorial Scheme

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BY

7 E SUS CHRIST The ONLY TRUE RELIGION.

In ANSWER to the OBJECTION s started, and to

the very imperfect Account of The Religion of NATURE, and of CHRISTIANITY, given by the Two Oracles of DEISM,

the AUTHOR of Christianity as old as the Creation ; and the 1 AUTHOR of the Chara&teristicks.

WITH An APPLICATION to Papists, Quakers,

Socinians, and Scepticks.

AND
An APPENDIX, in ANSWER to a Book en-

titled, The Moral Philosopher, or a Dialogue between
a Christian Deist and a Christian Jew.

In TWO VOLUMES.
The Second Edition, corrected and improved with large Additions.

In a New Method. :: By a COUNTRY CLERGYMAN.

V O L. II.
I came not to destroy the Law, but to fulfil it.
Te believe in GOD, believe also in ME.

L O N D o N:
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M.DCC. XXXVII.

In this

CHA P. XV.

Of the inward Aids of the Chriftian

- cis individ Religion.', ....

TIHE Deists filent with the respext to the inter-

di final. Aids, excernal Mocives, and the Helps

and Instruments appertaining to Religion Page 1

Internal Aidsia new Advocate to the Regent Power

is of Man's Actions, ib. to the End of the Chap.

Tbe Heaiben Philosophers sensible of the Want of

- this inward Alijtance which the Deifts despise z

The Necesity of it , 1

As a Counterbalance to the Evil Spirit 3:

1

A new Principle to the Flejh . ... .10

As Helper of our Infirmitiesin:Prayer, with Groans

i unutter'd 1

12

Gifts extraordinary, and ordinary a nd in 15

How a Seal
o

19.!.. . ib.

How an Earnest i

...."ib.

In what Ways and Methods a Monitor, -Advocate,

and Affiftant. Heins"".., 17, &c.

Born of ibe Spirit, the Occasion of it . .. 24

How God the Giver of a New Heart, &C. 25

All the Operations of the Spirit confiftent with our

Liberty

ib.

A .

True

True Notion of. Phiman Liberty:
Application to the Deifts and are not as good

C

Of External Motives. O

2 C HA P. XVI.

I

TUtůrd Rewards and Punishments the grand

T Motives to Religion i 32, &c.

Hope and Fear, with refpe&t-to Happiness and Mir

· sery, the chief Springs of human, Action' 33

How Love, as it is placed, is the Origin of all the

Si Paffions ob 20cm Luni 90: Jib.

External Motives of future Rewards and Punish-

ments a counter-balance to the irregular Passions

of this Life, iii

3

3 6

Deifts take away the Spring of. Alion, and with it
Is all Virtue and Religion.

:39, &c.
The vulgar of the Heathen World in believing fu-
in türé Rewards and Punishments implicitly, had an

7 Advantage over the Philofopbers 1, nr. 43

The Religion of the modern Deifts. unnatural and ab-

jurd, in rejetting out of their System of Virtue, the

Profit, Self-Advantage, and fulure Rewards of

iit, jhegor at large ji ".... 447, &c.

Moral Obligations, zuberein founded, sheron at large

: ....*53

Self-Advantage duly distinguished: 02.,-,. ib.
Affečtion to the Publick distinguished as a Principle.
cutif Aktion

C 55

Heroick Astions to Society in every person's Power 63

Publick Spirit in Governors different from Ibat. of

1 Subjets :iii !EG : 9.64

Compassion, Gratitude, Friendkip, reconciled to

Self- Advantage .. Kim 65