II. There is another worthy and eximious Doctor of the same University (Doct. Th. Tully) who having thought meet in a Latin Treatise of Justification to endeavour at large (in a zeal for Orthodoxness no doubt) to confute my supposed errors (in my Aphorisms about twenty two years ago revoked; taking no notice of the many Treatises since written by me on that subject, but only of a late Epistle to Mr. Allen's Book,) he hath also thought good to warn young men to ⟨p. 344⟩take heed that they do not rashly receive my Theology as bringing forth novel paradoxes, because I hold some guilt in Children of their nearer Parents sins: exclaiming [O caecos ante Theologos quicunque unquam fuistis!] It seemeth that this Famous Learned man knew not, that this was Augustins judgement (and many another ancient and modern Writer's,) and that he is less for the Litany than I (that subscribe or declare not full assent) who heartily pray, Remember not Lord our offences, nor the offences of our fore-Fathers, &c. This having some respect to the subject of this Book, I thought meet here to give you notice, that if God, will I hope in time to give the world yet fuller satisfaction on both these subjects, (Justification, and secondary Original sin:) Though I thought my unanswered Disputations of Justification, and other Treatises had fully done the first: And the publishing of some old Papers of Original sin, I think will fully do the other.
II. There is another worthy and eximious Doctor of the same University (Doct. Th. Tullie) who having thought meet in a Latine Treatise of Justification to endeavour at large (in a zeal for Orthodoxness no doubt) to confute my supposed errors (in my Aphorisms about twenty two years ago revoked; taking no notice of the many Treatises since written by me on that subject, but only of a late Epistle to Mr. Allens Book,) he hath also thought good to warn young men to ⟨p. 344⟩take heed that they do not rashly receive my Theology as bringing forth novel paradoxes, because I hold some guilt in Children of their nearer Parents sins: exclaiming [O caecos ante Theologos quicunque unquam fuistis!] It seemeth that this Famous Learned man knew not, that this was Augustins judgement (and many another ancient and modern Writer's,) and that he is less for the Letany than I (that subscribe or declare not full assent) who heartily pray, Remember not Lord our offences, nor the offences of our fore-Fathers, &c. This having some respect to the subject of this Book, I thought meet here to give you notice, that if God, will I hope in time to give the world yet fuller satisfaction on both these subjects, (Justification, and secondary Original sin:) Though I thought my unanswered Disputations of Justification, and other Treatises had fully done the first: And the publishing of some old Papers of Original sin, I think will fully do the other.
