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A saint or a brute the certain necessity and excellency of holiness, &c. ...…
A saint or a brute the certain necessity and excellency of holiness, &c. ... / by Richard Baxter.
London: printed by R.W. for Francis Tyton, 1662
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Quer. 14. All the dispersed Churches and Christians of the world, have universally concurred in delivering us down these matters of fact, and the Writings that contain them; and this as a thing that they grounded all their hope of Salvation on, and for which they contemned this present world: And the Enemies that gainsaid their doctrine, did not gainsay these matters of fact. Could this be feigned?
Quer. 15. Have I not fully manifested in my Book against Infidelity (to which I must again dismiss you) that there is a full and infallible Evidence, that this Scripture was written by the Apostles, and Evangelists, and these Miracles done, as there is that any of the Statutes of this Land are the currant Statutes of those Parliaments that are said to make them? And your Lands and Lives are held by the credit of these Statutes.
A word or two to the objections of a Masked Infidel of this Country, Clem. Writer.
A word or two to the objections of a Masked Infidel of this Countrey, Clem. Writer.
Saith he, Men be not commanded to believe these Statutes on pain of damnation: Therefore the case is not like.