Friendly Debate with Non-Conformist Part 3, Table of contents – Errata
A TABLE OF THE CONTENTS.
THe Arts and ſhifts of the N. C. page 1, 2, 3, &c.
Some of them noted by my Lord Bacon. page 5, 6.
A cheat cryed up by ſome of them for a mighty work of God. page 7, 8
Their ont-cries and clamors page 10
And ſcornful pity page 11
With denouncing of judgments upon their adverſaries page 12
The ſurious folly of Philagathus. page 13
Who reſolved not to be convinced. page 14, 15
And phancies himſelf another David. page 16
But is more like Don Quixote. page 17, &c.
A ſhort account of his miſadventures from page 19 to 38
A ready way to compoſe a great Book, &c. page 39, 40
An anſwer to his cavil againſt the Title of my Book page 41
How he miſrepreſents my words page 43
A wretched Apology for his Friends page 44, 45, &c.
His unjuſt and undutiful complaints page 46
Makes the people believe they are Martyrs page 47
And in Eyptian bondage. page 48
Ingratitude to their Governours, &c. page 50, 51
The bold Ignorance of this man. page 52, &c.
An inſtance in his Diſcourſe of the Demonſtration of of the ſpirit and of power page 54, 62
Origen's interpretation of thoſe words page 57, &c.
St Chryſoſtom's page 59
And divers others of the Ancients page 60
And of the Modern Writers page 61
Which clearly ſhew the impudence of this Writer page 62, 63
He abuſes Peter Martyr, &c. page 64
An caſie way of writing Books. page 66, 67
E…aſmus put in to make a vain ſhow page lb. & page 68
Another inſtance of his ſhameleſs boldneſs page 70
The true ground of my Interpretation of thoſe words, page 71, 72, 73, &c.
Mr. Baxter's opinion of Grotius page ib.
Philagathus rather to be called Antilegon page 75
An odious diſcaſe which ſome of them are ſick of page 76, 77
The ſum of my charge againſt this man page 79
Their pride makes them call thoſe proud who oppoſe them. page 80
Of Faith's juſtifying us page 83, &c.
Other things about it page 87, &c.
His idle queſtions noted page 90, 91
His rare qualities page 92
His Ignorant Diſcourſe about the Pomps of the World page 93
What they were which Chriſtians renounced in Baptiſm page 94, 95, &c.
How inticing they were page 98, 99
The Aſſemblies Definition of Faith page 100, &c. 106, 107
A new Cheat diſcovered page 101, 102, &c.
An authentick Explication of the Aſſemblies meaning page 108
The Act of Indemnity impertinently alledged page 110, 111, &c.
A true report of that Act and of Oblivion page 114 to 130
A fine way to keep poſterity in ignorance page 118
Philagathus his falſe zeal page 119, 120
The N. C. croſſed the Deſign of the Act of Oblivion page 125, 126
They keep up marks of Diſtinction page 127
Their old bad Principles ought to be remembered page 129
They make a ſhow with words without ſenſe page 130
Their partiality page 131
How they get credit with the people ib. & page 132, 133
Who are abuſed by ignorant but confident talkers page 135
A remarkable inſtance of it page ib. 136
An account of the Liturgy of Scodand and others page 137 to 145
Mr. Capel's and others opinion of Set Forms page 144
Another proof of Philag. bold ignorance page 147
And preſumption page 149, &c.
His lame account of their Opinions about the Covenant page 152 to 157
The great Charity of the N C. page 153
In what danger we are, if all be true that Phil. ſays page 154, 155
Their great preſumption. page 157
The Power of Boldneſs page 159
Some inſtances of the great Impudence of this man page 160, 161, &c.
Of their ſmuity Diſcourſe page 163
A wicked Suggeſtion page 166
Two of their Popular Arts page 168, 169
How Smect. dealt with Biſhop Hall page 170
They abuſe the Scripture as the ancient Hereticks did page 171, 172, &c.
A Diſcourſe of Dr. Jackſon's on this ſubject page 174, &c.
W. B. miſapplication of Scripture page 176
And others page 177
Their conceit of themſelves page 179, & 198
And ſottiſh abuſe of holy words page 180, 181
Impudent excuſes they make rather than confeſs Errors page 181, 182, 186
Of pretences to Viſions page 183
Another dangerous notion of W. B. page 185
Of Pretences to Revelations page 187, &c.
New Lights page 18…
How mild they are toward high offenders among themſelves page 192, &c
The reaſon men ſo eaſily believe lies and aſperſe others page 195
And rake Libels for them page 19…
His wicked ſuggeſtions about Sacriledge page 201, 20… &c
His pitiful Apology for them page 20…
Mr. Udal's Book about Sacriledg page 20…
How they miſimploy their thoughts page 2…
A wretched reaſoning page 212, 21…
How little they value the Peace of the Church page 21…
How much the Ancients valued it page 21…
The hard haertedueſs of the N. C. page 216, 21…
The lying and jugling of this Writer page 219, &c
Their aptneſs to complain page 2…
And ſelf-love page 224
Another old trick of the diſaffected page 225, &c.
Their undutiful and cauſeleſs clamours, &c. page 227, 228, &c.
Deprivation for not Conforming to Publike Order is not Perſecution page 234, 235, &c.
Magiſtrates Power to appoint fit Instructers of his people page 237, 238
Neceſſity of puniſhing thoſe that do not conform page 240, &c.
The N. C. againſt ſo much as a connivance heretofore page 244
The peaceableneſs of the old N. C. when deprived page 247
Now they are like the Donatiſts page 250
Men murmur leaſt when Laws are ſtrictly executed page 251
The witleſsneſs of Malice page 255
It is not Godlineſs but themſelves which they contend for page 256
N.C. have acknowledged the Canting of ſome of their own party page 257, &c.
How Mr. Calvin and others have been belyed by furious zealots page 260, &c.
The wild Logick of Philag. page 264, &c.
The Aſſembly ſlighted by themſelves page 269, &c.
They love to abuſe us in holy Language. page 272
The wicked ſpirit among N. C. page 273
Several ſorts of them page 275
Their proud conceit of the power of their Miniſtry, page 278, &c.
Men grow worſe when they become Separatiſts page 282
Their own Books inform us of a wicked generation among them page 286, &c.
Advantage the Papiſts make of their Schiſm page 289, &c.
Why called Preciſians page 290
Philag. his Character of the N. C. page 295, &c.
Lies and falſhoods in his Preface page 298, &c.
Anotable inſtance page 302, 303, &c.
Lawfulneſs and uſefulneſs of Forms of Prayer maintained by Mr. Roger's page 307, 308, &c.
A Form of his which they will not imitate now page 311
Their Prayers more dangerous page 312
Mr. Egerton's Advertiſement about Prayer page 313
Dr. Preſton's page 315
The newneſs of the contrary opinion and practice page 315, 316
The ſpirit not ſtraitned by a form of words page 317
Philag. againſt himſelf page 319
Of the Lyes which are in his Book page 323. to 330
Particularly about Excommunication page 330, 331, &c.
Of going to Plays page 334 to 339
The Ordinances of Parliament about them page 340
How he abuſes good ſenſe page 342, &c.
The N.C. could ſee and Act worſe Plays than any are now page 346, &c.
Of Trading in Promiſes page 354
And abſolute Promiſes page 355, &c.
Their Faith acknowledged ſometime to have no ground page 357, &c.
Of eying the Glory of God page 359, &c.
Wretched Interpreters of Holy Scripture page 361, &c.
Of Deſertions, &c. page 364, &c.
How they have debauched Religion page 367, 368
Juſtifie abuſe of Scripture page 369, &c.
Pretend to myſteries when they are none page 374, &c.
His vain babble about Experiences and other things page 376, &c.
Of Perverters of the Senſe of Books page 378, &c.
Puniſhments contrived for me page 380, &c.
W. B. lowſie ſimilitude page 382
Wit not to be ſought page 384, &c.
Wrangling without cauſe page 388
Conſiderations about the making up our breaches page 391, &c.
Of Schiſm page 394
Scandal page 395
Preſumption of this Writ… page 396, &c.
And of his fellows page 398, 399
What Praving by the Spirit page 403.
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