A fresh suit against human ceremonies in God's worship. Or a triplication unto. D.…A fresh suit against human ceremonies in God's vvorship. Or a triplication unto. D.…

Yet there may some difference of degree be found betwixt these sins. Monsters therefore here was too excessive a word.

Yet there may some difference of degree be found betwixt these sinnes. Monsters therfore heere was too excessive a word.

3. Abandoning I take to be all one with putting or casting away: and one thing may be cast into the bottom of a pond, when another is cast into the bottom of the Sea. It hath therefore degrees.

3. Abandoning I take to be all one with putting or casting away: and one thing may be cast into the bottome of a ponde, when another is cast into the bottome of the Sea. It hath therfore degrees.

To the Repliers assertion, that we are by the Scriptures warned to fly as well, and as far, from Popish, as from Paganish Idolatry, the Rejoinder (with some litigation about Rev. 18.) consenteth: but addeth that it is not necessary to fly from every human (he should have added unnecessary) Ceremony, which either Papists or Pagans have Idolatrously abused. Now this is the main question of this whole chapter: and therefore not here to be discussed. Only this: the Defender in this Section, founding himself upon a disparity betwixt Popish and Paganish Idolatry, seemeth to grant, that if they were equal, then we were to fly from the Ceremonies abused in Popish Idolatry: and this grant the Rejoinder doeth not well to recall.

To the Repliers assertion, that we are by the Scriptures warned to flie as well, and as farre, from Popish, as from Paganish Idolatrie, the Rejoynder (with some litigation about