Catholic communion defended against both extremes, and unnecessary division confuted in five parts ...…Catholick communion defended against both extreams, and unnecessary division confuted in five parts ...…

§ 14. P. 39. Repeating my words, he tells you, I misconstrue both terms: But you are best take it on his word. And he feigneth, that I do, or must infer [ergo, the Unity of the Catholic Church doth n•t consist in being one Body, and Society, and Communion of Christians: Whereas I infer the clear contrary, That it doth consist in one such body, it's Union with Christ making it such an one.

§ 14. P. 39. Repeating my words, he tells you, I misconstrue both terms: But you are best take it on his word. And he feigneth, that I do, or must infer [ergo, the Unity of the Catholick Church doth n•t consist in being one Body, and Society, and Communion of Christians: Whereas I infer the clear contrary, That it doth consist in one such body, it's Union with Christ making it such an one.

Yet here he addeth, [If this be to write controversies, we may as well lay wagers, and cast lots for major, minor, and conclusion: Which words truly tell you what the Doctor's Logical strength is; like the Woman that told the Doctor, that she could make her hungry Pig cry with better Logic than all the Doctors in the University did dispute. And could not a Quaker say as much?

Yet here he addeth, [If this be to write controversies, we may as well lay wagers, and cast lots for major, minor, and conclusion: Which words truly tell you what the Doctor's Logical strength is; like the Woman that told the Doctor, that she could make her hungry Pig cry with better Logick than all the Doctors in the University did dispute. And could not a Quaker say as much?

§ 15. P. 41, 42. He seemeth serious in asking me, How the Catholic Church is united in one Body, so as to be one Church? And when I tell him, how many sorts of Union there are; he saith, he cares not how many sorts there are, so I will tell him what the Unity of the Catholic Church is.]