An apologetical reply to a book called an answer to the unjust complaint of…An apologeticall reply to a booke called an ansvver to the unjust complaint of…

Secondly the reasons of his answer,¹ besides others (which to him seem weighty) in reference to this particular place, are two. 1. the promiscuous mixture of all languages, and sects, amongst which also are many Libertines, which are of no Church, and, for aught is known, many parents, who themselves never were baptized, will, in policy, present their children thereunto, 2. the custom of this place, which hath been to refuse none, though presented in the sermon time (without notice given before) by a nurse, or any one, neither ⟨p. 120⟩of the parents appearing in it, or being known, or enquired after, nor any sufficient assurance given for the education of the children, in that faith, which is there professed, and that confession of faith being expressed & demanded by the minister, in a language, which they that present the child, some times understand not, & in this act both the ministers must join,

Secondly the reasons of his answer,¹ besides others (which to him seeme weighty) in reference to this particular place, are two. 1. the promiscuous mixture of all languages, and sects, amongst which also are many Libertines, which are of no Church, and, for aught is knowne, many parents, who themselues never were baptized, will, in policy, present their children thereunto, 2. the custom of this place, which hath bene to refuse none, though presented in the sermon time (without notice given before) by a nurse, or any one, neither ⟨p. 120⟩of the parents appearing in it, or being knowne, or enquired after, nor any sufficient assurance given for the education of the children, in that fayth, which is there professed, and that confession of fayth being expressed & demanded by the minister, in a language, which they that presēt the child, some times vnderstand not, & in this act boath the ministers must joyne,

1. 12. Reasons of my answer.