Reply to the Dean of St Pauls Reflections on the Rector of Sutton, Quotations
CHILLINGWORTH'S Safe Way, p. 180. VVHen we shall come tio the Question of Schism, I persuade my self, that I shall plainly shew, that the most vehement Accusers, are the greatest Offenders; and that they are indeed at this time the greatest Schismaticks, who make the way to Salvation narrower, the Yoke of Christ heavier, the difference of Faith greater, the Conditions of Ecclesiastical Government harder and straiter, than they were made at the beginning by Christ and his Apostles: they who talk of Unity, but aim at Tyranny, and will have Peace with none but with their Slaves and Vassals.
Dr. STILLINGFLEET'S Iren. p. 110. LEt Men turn and wind themselves which way they will, by the very same Arguments that any will prove Separation from the Church of Rome lawful, because she required unlawful things, as Conditions of her Communion, it will be proved lawful not to conform to any suspected or unlawful Practice required by any Church-Governours upon the same Terms, of the things so required be, after serious and sober Enquiry, judged unwarrantable by a Man's own Conscience.