More reasons for the Christian religion and no reason against it, or, A second…

Fourthly, All known Truth is infallibly known; that is, He that knoweth it, is not deceived, nor can possibly be deceived by taking it to be true: so that as Infallibility signifieth [not▪ being deceived] all true knowledge is subjectively infallible and certain; that is, its true.

Fifthly, No man can know that Infallibly, which is not objectively certain: that which is not True, cannot be known to be true. The strongest and most confident belief of a falsehood, is a false belief, and more than fallible ⟨p. 52⟩or uncertain.

Fifthly, No man can know that Infallibly, which is not objectively certain: that which is not True, cannot be known to be true. The strongest and most confident belief of a falshood, is a false belief, and more than fallible ⟨p. 52⟩or uncertain.

Sixthly, All Gods word being equally true and infallible, the belief of it is also equally true and infallible. But being not All equally intelligible, evident (to be his word,) and necessary, the understanding and belief of every part is not equally easy, strong, past doubting, or necessary▪

Sixthly, All Gods word being equally true and infallible, the belief of it is also equally true and infallible. But being not All equally intelligible, evident (to be his word,) and necessary, the understanding and belief of every part is not equally easie, strong, past doubting, or necessary▪