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The true and only way of concord of all the Christian churches the desirableness…
The true and only way of concord of all the Christian churches the desirableness of it, and the detection of false dividing terms / opened by Richard Baxter.
London: printed for John Hancock, 1680
Modern spelling is a reading aid: the words are the author’s, only the spelling is modernized. Original shows the page as printed, with the transcription marks.
The Second Part. The Terms of Concord. Chap. 1. In General, what are the true and only terms of Church Concord, and what not. p. 135. Chap. 2. Instances of Gods description of these terms in Scripture. p. 143. Chap. 3. The true terms of Catholic Union and Concord more particularly described, as the chief means of hope for the Churches peace. p. 162. Chap. 4. What are the terms necessary for the continuance of this Communion; and what are the causes of abscission and excommunication. p. 177. Chap. 5. What are the terms necessary to the office and exercise of the Sacred Ministry. p. 200. Chap. 6. What is necessary to the Constitution, administration and Communion of single Churches. p. 228. ⟨image 14⟩Chap. 7. What are the necessary terms of Concord of those single Churches with one another, in the same Kingdom, or in divers. p. 243. Chap. 8. What is necessary to the Civil peace and Concord of Christians, and what is the part of the Christian Magistrate about Religion, as to his promoting or tolerating mens doctrines or practices therein. p. 248. Chap. 9. Objections answered about Toleration especially. p. 267. Chap. 10. A draught or Specimen of such Forms as are mentioned for Approved and Tolerated Ministers. p. 279.
The Second Part. THe Terms of Concord. Chap. 1. In General, what are the true and only terms of Church Concord, and what not. p. 135. Chap. 2. Instances of Gods description of these terms in Scripture. p. 143. Chap. 3. The true terms of Catholick Vnion and Concord more particularly described, as the chief means of hope for the Churches peace. p. 162. Chap. 4. What are the terms necessary for the continuance of this Communion; and what are the causes of abscission and excommunication. p. 177. Chap. 5. What are the terms necessary to the office and exercise of the Sacred Ministry. p. 200. Chap. 6. What is necessary to the Constitution, administration and Communion of single Churches. p. 228. ⟨image 14⟩Chap. 7. What are the necessary terms of Concord of those single Churches with one another, in the same Kingdome, or in divers. p. 243. Chap. 8. What is necessary to the Civil peace and Concord of Christians, and what is the part of the Christian Magistrate about Religion, as to his promoting or tolerating mens doctrines or practices therein. p. 248. Chap. 9. Objections answered about Toleration especially. p. 267. Chap. 10. A draught or Specimen of such Forms as are mentioned for Approved and Tolerated Ministers. p. 279.