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An end of doctrinal controversies which have lately troubled the churches
An end of doctrinal controversies which have lately troubled the churches by reconciling explication without much disputing. Written by Richard Baxter.
London: printed for John Salusbury, 1691
Modern spelling is a reading aid: the words are the author’s, only the spelling is modernized. Original shows the page as printed, with the transcription marks.
THE CONTENTS.
Chap. 1. HOW to conceive of GOD. Pag. i. Chap. 2. How to conceive of the Trinity in Unity. p. vii. Chap. 3. How to conceive of the Hypostatical Union and Incarnation. p. xxiii. Chap. 4. How to conceive of the Diversity of God's Transient Operations. p. xxx. Chap. 5. Whether any point of Faith be above […] contrary to Reason. p. xxxii.
Chap. 1. HOW to conceive of GOD. Pag. i. Chap. 2. How to conceive of the Trinity in Unity. p. vii. Chap. 3. How to conceive of the Hypostatical Union and Incarnation. p. xxiii. Chap. 4. How to conceive of the Diversity of God's Transient Operations. p. xxx. Chap. 5. Whether any point of Faith be above 〈…〉 contrary to Reason. p. xxxii.
Chap. I. Prefatory. Who must be the Judge of Controversies. The true Causes of the Divisions of Christians about Religion. p. 1• Chap. 2. The Doctrines enumerated about which they chiefly disagree. p. 22 Chap. III. Of God's Will and Decrees in general. Th. Terms and several Cases opened. p. 2• Chap. IV. Of God's Knowledge, and the Difference about it. p. 4• Chap. V. Of Election; and the Order of Intention and Execution. p. 3• Chap. VI. Of Reprobation, or the Decree of Damnation; the Objects and their Order. p. 4• An Answer to Mr. Polhill of Futurition. p. 4• Chap. VII. Of God's Providence and predetermining Premotion: Of Durandus's way. p. 7• ⟨image 6⟩