The unreasonableness of separation : or, An impartial account of the history, nature, and pleas of the present separaton from the communion of the Church of England to which several letters are annexed ... (1681)
Stillingfleet, Edward, 1635-1699 · London : Printed by T.N. for Henry Mortlock · leaf 202
our Laws ? • And now, I hope, I have proved that to be evi-dent Ijf true which Mr. B. faith was ^otortmjly falfe.But if after all this Mr. jB. will perfift in faying.That he k^^ew thofe who did otherwife ^ all that I haveto fey to it is, That I hope Mr. Bs Acquaintanceboth of the one and the other… … Scdt. I. ^3^^^?5>^S^:^^Aving made it my bufi- ^^ ne(s, in the foregoingDifcourfe^ to (hew, Howfar the prefect Diffenttrsare gone off from thePrinciples of the oldNon-conformtfis if I cometo confider, What thofe Principles are, which theynow proceed upon 5 And thofe are of two forts. Firji^ Of…
Church of England · Schism · Dissenters, Religious · Puritans
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