Front matter
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CATALOGrUE.
OF
Dedication
TO THE RIGHT RET.
JAMES YORKE BRAMSTON, D. D.
My Lord,
Contents
General state of religion, page IS. — Its causes, 16. — Necessity of examination, \7. — Religion, its unity, 20, — ^Means to discover the true religion, 23# — Systems of the Protestants, 24. — Human reason, its character, and fruits, 27. — Feelings, their nature and effects, 36. — Inspiration, 49. — The Scriptures, 44. — Authority, its necessity, 55. — Owned by Luther, and the Reformers, 72. — Inconsistencies of the Protestants, in relation to the authority of councils, 75, — The Bible alone the alleged religion of Protestants, 84. — Protestant restrictions, 89.— Late act of conciliation, 92.— Fundamentals, 95.— Socinians, &c. 99. — State of Protestantism, 118. — Incredulity, the natural effect of Protestant principles, 121. — Repugnance of the Protestants to study the character of the Catholic religion, 132. — Features of the Catholic and Protestant religions, 151.
ILLUSTRATIONS.
Effects of the Reformation, 163. — Controversy, 172. — The principles of Protestantism, the source )f Socinianism, 175. — Dr. Burgess's definition of via CONTENTS*
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