A44672:5
The Case of the Protestant dissenters represented and argued
London : s.n., 1689
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THE CASE OF THE Protestant Dissenters, REPRESENTED and ARGUED.
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THEY are under one common Obligation with the rest of Mankind, by the universal Law of Nature, to Worship God in Assemblies.
Men of all sorts of Religions that have ever obtained in the World, Jews, Pagans, Mahometans, Christians, have in their Practice acknowledged this Obligation. Nor can it be understood how such a Practice should be so Universal, otherwise than from the Dictate and Impression of the Universal Law.
Men of all sorts of Religions that have ever obtain'd in the World, Jews, Pagans, Mahometans, Christians, have in their Practice acknowledg'd this Obligation. Nor can it be understood how such a Practice should be so Universal, otherwise than from the Dictate and Impression of the Universal Law.
Whereas the Religion profest in England, is that of Reformed Christianity; some things are annexed to the allowed Public Worship, which are acknowledged to be no parts thereof, nor in themselves necessary; but which the Dissenters judg to be in some part Sinful.
Whereas the Religion profest in England, is that of Reformed Christianity; some things are annexed to the allowed Publick Worship, which are acknowledged to be no parts thereof, nor in themselves necessary; but which the Dissenters judg to be in some part Sinful.