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Mr. Richard Baxter's last legacy in select admonitions and directions to all sober dissenters
Mr. Richard Baxter's last legacy in select admonitions and directions to all sober dissenters.
London : Printed and are to be sold by E. Whitlock, 1697
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Pag. 21. Of Defence. The Interest of the Protestant Religion must be much kept up by means of the Parish Ministers, and by Doctrine and Worship there performed, and they that think and endeavour contrary, shall have the hearty thanks and concurrence of the Papists.
And I am persuaded, that all the Arguments of Bellarmin, and other Books that have been written, have not done so much to make Papists in England, as the Multitude of Sects among our selves. Defence p. 21.
And I am perswaded, that all the Arguments of Bellarmin, and other Books that have been written, have not done so much to make Papists in England, as the Multitude of Sects among our selves. Defence p. 21.
In The Second Admonition to Bagshaw, p. 78. It is Lawful to hold Communion with our Churches, having but tolerable Ministers, notwithstanding the Parochial Order, and the Ministers Conformity, and the use of the Common-Prayer-Book, and that we ought to do so when some special reason, as from Authority, Scandal, &c. do require it.
A Ministers personal faults do not allow a People to separate from the Worship of God, nor all Ministerial faults, but only those that prove him or his Ministration utterly intolerable. Answer to Dr. Stillingfleet. p. 50.