Richard Baxter's Catholic theology plain, pure, peaceable, for pacification of the dogmatical word-warriors who,…Richard Baxter's Catholick theologie plain, pure, peaceable, for pacification of the dogmatical word-warriours who,…

P. Among the Protestant Divines there are well studied, knowing, solid men, that understand what they say, (such as Bishop Usher, Dr. Chaloner, Dr. Field, Dr. White, Chillingworth, Morton, Davenant, Andrews, and many such; and abroad, Camero, Dallaus, Blondel, Drelincourt, Amyra•dus, Placaeus, V•ssius, Junius, Martinius, Crocius, Bergius, Bucer, Musculus, Melanchthon and many others:) and there are ignorant, hot-headed, self-conceited men, that rave in extremes, (as Gallus, Ambsdorsius and their companions did against Georg. Major, for saying [Bona opera sunt necessaria ad salutem]). And it is no wonder, that the best Churches have many such; and if such are the forwardest to judge and cry down ⟨p. 287⟩all that are not as ignorant as they. And in our times, the World is more beholden to the fewness of buyers, and the wit of Booksellers refusing to Print them, than to the humility or modesty of such men, that the Shops do not abound with such furious Writings, •s Mr. Browns Antichristomachus, Mr. Danvers, Mr. Bagshaw, &c. and that Antichrist, Antichrist, is not made in Print the Universal Confutation of sober truth, as commonly as it is bawled out in words.

P. Among the Protestant Divines there are well studied, knowing, solid men, that understand what they say, (such as Bishop Usher, Dr. Chaloner, Dr. Field, Dr. White, Chillingworth, Morton, Davenant, Andrews, and many such; and abroad, Camero, Dallaus, Blondell, Drelincourt, Amyra•dus, Placaeus, V•ssius, Junius, Martinius, Crocius, Bergius, Bucer, Musculus, Melanchthon and many others:) and there are ignorant, hot-headed, self-conceited men, that rave in extreams, (as Gallus, Ambsdorsius and their companions did against Georg. Major, for saying [Bona opera sunt necessaria ad salutem]). And it is no wonder, that the best Churches have many such; and if such are the forwardest to judge and cry down ⟨p. 287⟩all that are not as ignorant as they. And in our times, the World is more beholden to the fewness of buyers, and the wit of Booksellers refusing to Print them, than to the humility or modesty of such men, that the Shops do not abound with such furious Writings, s Mr. Brownes Antichristomachus, Mr. Danvers, Mr. Bagshaw, &c. and that Antichrist, Antichrist, is not made in Print the Universal Consutation of sober truth, as commonly as it is bawled out in words.