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More proofs of infants church-membership and consequently their right to baptism, or, A second…
More proofs of infants church-membership and consequently their right to baptism, or, A second defence of our infant rights and mercies in three parts ... / by Richard Baxter.
London: printed for N. Simmons and J. Robinson, 1675
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6. He saith, [That all truth is contained in the holy Scripture, and that which is not originally there, is to be accounted profane; And that we are to admit of no science or conclusion that is not proved by Scripture testimony, and that whoever holds the contrary opinion cannot be a Christian but flatly the Devils Champion] with more such cited partly out of Cochleus by Fuller, (false again) and partly de Verit. Script.] a book of Wickliffs which I have not, and I conjecture he never saw: For 1. I told you before the very words of Wycliffe that condemn only such abuses of outward signs, as show him to be of a contrary opinion. 2. Will any sober man believe that he damned all as no Christians, but Champions of the Devil, that thought that some Conclusions Physical, Mathematical, Metaphysical, Medicinal, Logical, &c. may be true that are not proved by Scripture testimony? and so that almost all Christians in the world are no Christians?
6. He saith, [That all truth is contained in the holy Scripture, and that which is not originally there, is to be accounted prophane; And that we are to admit of no science or conclusion that is not proved by Scripture testimony, and that whoever holds the contrary opinion cannot be a Christian but flatly the Devils Champion] with more such cited partly out of Cochleus by Fuller, (false again) and partly de Verit. Script.] a book of Wickliffs which I have not, and I conjecture he never saw: For 1. I told you before the very words of Wickliff that condemn only such abuses of outward signs, as shew him to be of a contrary opinion. 2. Will any sober man believe that he damned all as no Christians, but Champions of the Devil, that thought that some Conclusions Physical, Mathematical, Metaphysical, Medicinal, Logical, &c. may be true that are not proved by Scripture testimony? and so that almost all Christians in the world are no Christians?
7. Saith he [That he slighted the Authority of General Councils, as Fuller out of Cochleus, &c.