Fair-warning, or, XXV reasons against toleration and indulgence of popery with the Arch-bishop of…

A Party whose business it is to puzzle people in their Religion, and debauch them in their lives is not to be tolerated. The Papists are such, &c. they puzzle us with divisions, that we know not what to do but return to Popery, where though we do err,, yet they bear us in hand that we cannot err. They debauch poor souls with Licentiousness, that when they are troubled in conscience, and upon their death-bed, know not how to be saved: they may in despair throw themselves into Popery for that pardon and indulgence which no other Religion can afford them. In vain do you set up an Ecclesiastical government, if you endure another way to take in those whom your Discipline cast out, when we have taught the people faithfully, admonished them sincerely, reproved them severely, censured them justly, and excommunicated them solemnly, They in Contempt of you and us, can turn Papists and laugh at us: for Popery and Schism is the sin and channel that receives the excrements and filth of our Church: when we tell men of their sins they run to the Papists, and they tell them they are venial: when we restrain men they run to them of the separation, and there are at liberty to do what they please: it is in vain to make Laws, if a party of dissenters be tolerated, with whom loose men may find. Refuge against all Laws,

A Party whose businesse it is to puzzle people in their Religion, and debauch them in their lives is not to be tollerated. The Papists are such, &c. they puzzle us with divisions, that we know not what to do but return to Popery, where though we do err,, yet they bear us in hand that we cannot err. They debauch poor souls with Licenciousnesse, that when they are troubled in conscience, and upon their death-bed, know not how to be saved: they may in dispair throw themselves into Popery for that pardon and indulgence which no other Religion can afford them. In vain do you set up an Ecclesiastical government, if you endure another way to take in those whom your Discpline cast out, when we have taught the people faithfully, admonished them sincerely, reproved them severely, censured them justly, and excomunicated them solemnly, They in Contempt of you and us, can turn Papists and laugh at us: for Popery and Schism is the sinne and channe that receives the excrements and filth of our Church: when we tell men of their sins they run to the Papists, and they tell them they are venial: when we restrain men they run to them of the separation, and there are at liberty to do what they please: it is in vain to make Laws, if a party of dissenters be tollerated, with whom loose men may find. Refuge against all Laws,