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.…

SECT. XI.

The second instance is, that the profane will draw many argum•nt• hence to b••sse himself in his contempt of all Religion. The Defen. a•keth, from whence? I answer, from hence: 1. that Religious rites are invented by men, and appointed to be used in Gods worship, even after the same manner that Gods Ordinances are, or at least were of old: 2. That trifles are urged, to the increasing of contention: 3. that many place such holiness in these things which they know to be mens devises: 4. that other ceremonies are cried down, as if they were against Religion, which yet are every way as good as these: 5. that religious men are more molested for th•se toys, then they are for their profaneness.

THe second inst•nce is, that the prophane will draw many argum•nt• he•ce to b••sse himselfe in his contempt of all Rel•g•on. The Defen. a•keth, from whence? I answer, from hence: 1. that Religious rites are invented by men, and a•pointed to be used in Gods wo•ship, even after the same manner that Gods Ordinances are, or at least were of old: 2. That trifles are urged, to the increasing of contention: 3. that many place such holines in these things which they know to be mens devises: 4. that other cermonies are cryed down, as if they were against Religion, which yet are every way as good as these: 5. that religious men are more molested for thse toyes, then they are for their profanenesse.