Chap. 3.
An answer to the dissuaders 3d. Chapter touching the original and progress of the Independents in New-England. p, 10
Sect. 1. Of the title put upon us, of
A Sect,
Independent.
p. 10
Sect. 2. Of the number of the Congregational Regiment, and of the wisdom threapt upon them, in engaging of note to them. p. 12
Sect. 3. Touching the line of the pedigree of the Independents in New-England. p. 12
Sect. 4. Of Cottons pretended former dislike of the new English way, and after closing with it. p. 17
Sect. 5. Of the pretended danger of the new English way unto the world, after Cotton and others closing with it. p. 21
Sect. 6. Of Cottons pretended misleading
M. Davenport.
M, Goodwin.
p. 23
Sect. 7. Of Cottons pretended sudden change to the passionate affecting of the new English way, and the conversion of Mr. ⟨image 6⟩Goodwin to it. p. 25
Sect. 8. Of Cottons pretended rashness in change of his mind in latter and former times. p. 28
Sect. 9. Of Cottons pretended known failings, and M. Bailies pretended just cause to discover them to the world. p. 30
Sect. 10. Of Cottons prelatical tenets. p. 32
Sect. 11. Of Cottons pretended Pelagianism, and Arminian Errors. p. 32
Sect. 12. Of Cottons pretended Montanism. p. 35
Sect. 13. Of Cottons pretended Antinomianism and Familism. p. 38
Quest. 1. Whether our Union with Christ be complete before, and without Faith? p. 41
Quest. 2. Whether Faith be an instrumental cause in applying Christs righteousness to our justification? p. •2
Quest. 3. Whether the Spirit of God in evidencing our justification, doth bear witness in an absolute promise of free Grace, without qualification or condition? p. 43
Quest. 4. Whether some saving qualification may be a first evidence of justification? p. 45
Qu. 5. Whether Christ and his benefits be dispensed in a Covenant of works? p. 46
Sect. 14. Of Cottons humiliation upon his former fall, as is reported by M. Bailie. p. 62
Sect. 15. Of the shameful absurdities said to be found in the way of Independency, notwithstanding the great helps, to prevent, or cover it and first of those helps. p. 66
Sect. 16. Of the first absurdity said to be found in our way of Independency. p. 69
Sect. 17. Of the second shameful absurdity, said to be found in the way of Independency. p. 73
Sect. 18. Of the third shameful absurdity said to be found in our way of Independency. p. 82
Sect. 19.
Chap. 3.
An answer to the diswaders 3d. Chapter touching the original and progresse of the Independents in New-England. p, 10
Sect. 1. Of the title put upon us, of
A Sect,
Independent.
p. 10
Sect. 2. Of the number of the Congregational Regiment, and of the wisdom threapt upon them, in engaging of note to them. p. 12
Sect. 3. Touching the line of the pedegree of the Independents in New-England. p. 12
Sect. 4. Of Cottons pretended former dislik of the new English way, and after closing with it. p. 17
Sect. 5. Of the pretended danger of the new English way unto the world, after Cotton and others closing with it. p. 21
Sect. 6. Of Cottons pretended misleading
M. Davenport.
M, Goodwin.
p. 23
Sect. 7. Of Cottons pretended sudden change to the passionate affecting of the new English way, and the conversion of Mr. ⟨image 6⟩Goodwin to it. p. 25
Sect. 8. Of Cottons pretended rashnes in change of his mind in latter and former times. p. 28
Sect. 9. Of Cottons pretended known failings, and M. Baylies pretended just cause to discover them to the world. p. 30
Sect. 10. Of Cottons prelatical tenents. p. 32
Sect. 11. Of Cottons pretended Pelagianisme, and Arminian Errors. p. 32
Sect. 12. Of Cottons pretended Montanism. p. 35
Sect. 13. Of Cottons pretended Antinomianisme and Familisme. p. 38
Quest. 1. Whether our Ʋnion with Christ be complete before, and without Faith? p. 41
Quest. 2. Whether Faith be an instrumental cause in applying Christs righteousnesse to our justification? p. •2
Quest. 3. Whether the Spirit of God in evidencing our justification, doth bear witnes in an absolute promise of free Grace, without qualification or condition? p. 43
Quest. 4. Whether some saving qualification may be a first evidence of justification? p. 45
Qu. 5. Whether Christ and his benefits be dispensed in a Covenant of works? p. 46
Sect. 14. Of Cottons humiliation upon his former fal, as is reported by M. Bailie. p. 62
Sect. 15. Of the shameful absurdities said to be found in the way of Independency, notwithstanding the great helps, to prevent, or cover it and first of those helps. p. 66
Sect. 16. Of the first absurdity said to be found in our way of Independency. p. 69
Sect. 17. Of the second shameful absurditie, said to be found in the way of Independency. p. 73
Sect. 18. Of the third shameful absurditie said to be found in our way of Independency. p. 82
Sect. 19.
