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The Protestant Religion Truly State and Justified · Richard Baxter

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THE CONTENTS.

1 OF the Rule of Faith p. 1

2 Of the Judge of Controverſies in matters of Faith p. 6

3 Of the Scriptures difficulty p. 8

4 Of Traditions p. 19

5 Of the private Spirit p. …9

6 If St.Peters Faith failed p. …4

7 If the Church can err p. 39

8 Of the Churches Infallibility p. 50

9 Of her Ʋniverſality p. 56

10 Of her Ʋnity p. 58

11 Of St. Peters Headſhip p. 60

12 Of a ſecular Princes Headſhip p. 63

13 Of Antichriſt p. 67

14 Whether none but God can forgive Sin… p. 7…

15 Whether we ought to confeſs to none but to God p. 7…

16 Of Pardons p. 7…

17 Whether the Actions and Paſſions of … Saints are profitable to us p. 7…

18 Of works of Supererogation p. 18

19 Of Free-will p. 82

20 Of keeping the Commandments p. 89

21 Of Faith and good works p. 99

22 Whether good works are meritorious p. 96

23 Whether Faith once had cannot be loſt, p. 97

24 Of Gods inevitable decree, who ſhall be damned and who ſhall be ſaved p. 99

25 Whether we ought to aſſure our ſelves of our ſalvation. p. 103

26 Whether every one hath his Angel-keeper p. 107

27 Whether Angels pray not for us p. 108

28 Whether me may not pray to them p. 110

29 Whether they can help us or no p. 113

30 Of Saints Apparitions p. 114

31 Whether they know what paſſeth on earth p. 117

32 Whether they pray not for us ib.

33 Whether we may alledge their Merits in favour of our ſelves p. 118

34 Whether we may not pray to them p. 121

35 Of the Relicts of Saints p. 122

36 Of hallowing of Creatures p. 123

37 Of the Neceſſity of Baptiſm p. 126

38 Of Confirmation p. 128

39 Of the laſt Supper p. 130

40 Of r…ivers under one kind p. 136

41 Of the Sacrifice of the Maſs p. 14…

42 Of Extream Ʋnction p. 14…

43 Of Holy Orders p. 148

44 Of Religious Vows p. 15…

45 Of faſting and abſtinence from meats p. 155

46 Of Limbus Patrum p. 157

47 Of Purgatory p. 158

48 Of making Images p. 162

49 Of worſhipping Images p. 164

50 Of making the Picture of God p. 168

51 Of bleſſing with the ſign of the Croſs p. 170

52 Of ſervice in an unknown Tongue p. 173

THere will in due time be publiſhed a large Account of Mr. Baxters Life, moſtly written by himſelf.

End of the text · Richard Baxter, The Protestant Religion Truly State and Justified (1692)