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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 ...…
Catholic communion defended against both extremes, and unnecessary division confuted in five parts ... / by Richard Baxter ...Catholick communion defended against both extreams, and unnecessary division confuted in five parts ... / by Richard Baxter ...
London: printed for Tho. Parkhurst, 1684
The Twelve Arguments said to be Dr. Owens, impartially considered.
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11. Constantine himself made Prayers for his Soldiers, and every Bishop then used what Prayers he thought best in his own Church, and composed himself the Forms which he used constantly, till Heresy and weakness of Ministers caused a Council to decree, That every one should first show his Form of Prayer to the Synods, to be examined and approved before he used it.
11. Constantine himself made Prayers for his Soldiers, and every Bishop then used what Prayers he thought best in his own Church, and composed himself the Forms which he used constantly, till Heresie and weakness of Ministers caused a Council to decree, That every one should first shew his Form of Prayer to the Synods, to be examined and approved before he used it.
12. I do not read or hear of many Churches on earth at this d•y, that used not a Liturgy, except N•w England, and some Non conf•rmists here: Nor did I ever read that any one Church […] for a […] Years after Christs time, did ever scruple it or speak […] remembrance) so that it was for many Ages the […] Church on earth. At this day the Greeks, Armenians, […], Circassians, M•ngreli•ns, Indian and Persian […]s, the […], Egyptians, all the Countries that have […], M• ronites, beside the Papists, have a Liturgy very […] more […]: Even those ascribed to James, Mark, […]. The […] have one, (or divers in divers Countries.) And th•se called […] Re•••med have one, tho a shorter and more simple […] France, […], Holland, the Palatinate, Helvetia, &c.
12. I do not read or hear of many Churches on earth at this d•y, that used not a Liturgie, except Nw England, and some Non confrmists here: Nor did I ever read that any one Church for a Years after Christs time, did ever scruple it or speak remembrance) so that it was for many Ages the Church on earth. At this day the Greeks, Armians, , Circassians, Mngrelins, Indian and Persian s, the , Egyptians, all the Countreys that have , M ronites, beside the Papists, have a Liturgie very more : Even those ascribed to Iames, Mark, . The have one, (or divers in divers Countreys.) And thse called Remed have one, tho a shorter and more simple France, , Hlland, the Palatinate, Helvetia, &c.