A defence of the principles of love, which are necessary to the unity and…

That is, In this: For I never said that they understand not Christian Sense and Reason, in any other thing, nor is there the least appearance of such a sense. Now if this, brother, will deny either of the premises, he may expect an answer. Till then I add.

That is, In this: For I never said that they understand not Christian Sense and Reason, in any other thing, nor is there the least appearance of such a sense. Now if this, brother, will deny either of the premises, he may expect an answer. Till then I adde.

3. Are not you, brother, by your own censure notoriously insolent and intolerably proud, if this hold good, as well as I? Do you not take all that you say against me (or some part at least) to be plain and full, and to be Christian sense and reason? And do you not suppose me to think otherwise of it? And do you not think that this is because I understand it not? Thus some mens hands do beat themselves.

4. And do you not implicitly charge all or most Protestant Writers with insolence and intolerable pride as well as me? Do they not all think their reasons against the Papists plain and full (at least some of them:) And do they not think that the Papists deny them because they understand not the Christian Sense and Reason which is in them.

4. And do you not implicitly charge all or most Protestant Writers with insolence and intolerable pride as well as me? Do they not all think their reasons against the Papists plain and full (at least some of them:) And do they not think that the Papists denie them because they understand not the Christian Sense and Reason which is in them.