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A treatise of original sin ... proving that it is
A treatise of original sin ... proving that it is, by pregnant texts of Scripture vindicated from false glosses / by Anthony Burgess.
London : s.n., 1658
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.
Conscience. What Conscience is. 223 Whence quietness of Conscience in unregenerate men. 90 And whence troubles of Conscience in the regenerate. ib. Erroneous Conscience ought to be obeyed 224 Conscience horribly blind and erroneous by nature. 225 And senseless. 226 The defect of Conscience in its offices and actings. 228 The corruption of Conscience in accusing and excusing. 230 Of a counterfeit Conscience. 233 Sinful lust, fancy and imagination, custom and education, mistaken for Conscience. ib. Conscience severe against other mens sins, blind about its own. 236 Security of Conscience. 237 The defilement of Conscience when troubled and awakened. 238 The difference between a troubled and a regenerate Conscience. 243 Causes of trouble of Conscience without regeneration. ib. False cure of a wounded Conscience. 245
Conscience. What Conscience is. 223 Whence quietness of Conscience in unregenerate men. 90 And whence troubles of Conscience in the regenerate. ib. Erroneous Conscience ought to be obeyed 224 Conscience horribly blind and erroneous by nature. 225 And senslesse. 226 The defect of Conscience in its offices and actings. 228 The corruption of Conscience in accusing and excusing. 230 Of a counterfeit Conscience. 233 Sinfull lust, fancy and imagination, custome and education, mistaken for Conscience. ib. Conscience severe against other mens sins, blind about its own. 236 Security of Conscience. 237 The defilement of Conscience when troubled and awakened. 238 The difference between a troubled and a regenerate Conscience. 243 Causes of trouble of Conscience without regeneration. ib. False cure of a wounded Conscience. 245
Consent. A two-fold Consent of the will, express and formal; or interpretative and virtual. 287
Consent. A two-fold Consent of the will, expresse and formal; or interpretative and virtual. 287