Protestancy without principles : or sectaries unhappy fall from infallibility to fancy ; laid forth in four discourses (1668)
Worsley, E · Antwerp : Michael Cnobbaert · leaf 440
E FIRST CHAPTER. Chrifis Church is V rowed to be no Other,But the Roman Cat ho lick. Sectaries are Convinced. E have often made a juft Exceptionagainfl Sectaries in the fore-going Di- .fcourfes, And you Shall have it here ceptfnUAgain in plain Language. Proteflams, a^w/i _ as They Prove not their… … 406 Difc.IV.C.I. Chri/lsChurch proved Their Churches Doelrin by undeniable Principles, And, hy nia-nifejl Proofs Evidence the 2{ulhty of Protefiants Faith.Though both thefe Aflertions are already Demonftra-ted in the precedent Treatife, Yet, Becaus of theWeightines of the Matter, it will be…
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