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Popery Anatomized · John Welch

Popery Anatomized, Table of contents

AN INDEX OF THE SECTIONS of M. Welſch Treatiſe.

SEction I. The Introduction. page 1.

Section II. Whither the Church of Rome be a true Church? page 4

Section III. Concerning the infallibility of the Church, and her immunity from error. page 12

Section IV. Whither the Church of Rome be the only true Church, and the Reformed not true Churches? page 44

Section V. Concerning the Judge of Controverſies; namely, Whither God ſpeaking in the Scriptures be Judge of Controverſies? page 71

Section VI. Concerning the neceſſity of Baptiſm to Infants. page 85

Section VII. Whither a man by the help of the grace of God, may perfectly keep the Commandments? page 93

Section VIII. Whither a man by his free-will may reſiſt the will of God? page 104

Section IX. Concerning tranſubstantiation, and Chriſts real and ſubſtantial body and blood in the Sacrament of the Lords Supper. page 106

Section X. Concerning the ſacrifice of the Maſs. page 131

Section XI. Concerning the degrees and means whereby the ſacrifice of the Maſs crap in. page 170

Section XII. Of the manifold abuſes of the Maſs. page 189

Section XIII. Concerning Confeſſion and Abſolution by the Prieſt. page 219

Section XIV. Of Extreme-unction, whither it be a Sacrament? page 2…1

Section XV. Concerning Impoſition of hands, whither it be a Sacrament? page 226

Section XVI. Concerning Marriage, whither it be a Sacrament? page 231

Section XVII. Concerning the merit of Good Works. page 240

Section XVIII. Concerning works of Supererogation. page 246

Section XIX. Concerning Christs deſcending into Hell. page 253

Section XX. Concerning the difference betwixt Popery and the Reformed Religion. page 258

Section XXI. Concerning Juſtification by Faith. page 263

Section XXII. Concerning the authority of the Fathers. page 270

Section XXIII. Concerning the viſibility of the Church, and which …he viſible Church may make defection? page 278

Section XXIV. Where our Religion was before Luther? Or a Catalogue of them who profeſſed our Religion in the midſt of Popery. page 314

Section XXV. That the Reformed Churches have not renewed old condemned Hereſies. page 328

Section XXVI. That the Church of Rome renewed and maintaineth old condemned Hereſies. page 337

Section XXVII. Concerning Antichrist. page 343

Section XXVIII. That the Pope is Antichriſt. page 346

An Index of the Sections contained in M. Crafords Treatiſe.

SEction I. Showing that the principles of Papiſts are bloody, treaſonable and rebellious, againſt the perſon and authority of Princes, and peace of Kingdoms. And the excuſes of H. T. the Author of the Manual of Controverſies are proved to be frivolous. page 445

Section II. Showing that no Oath or Bond can oblige a Papist, and that they hold it as a principle, that no faith is to be kept to Hereticks. page 457

Section III. Showing that the Pope, and Synagogue of Rome, have been the grand Authors of Warrs, and Combuſtions, and Confuſions in the Chriſtian world both before and ſince the Reformation. page 465

Section IV. That the continual practiſe of Papiſts ever ſince the Reformation, hath been to plot and practiſe bloody and treaſonable Conſpiracies, Affaſſinations and Murders, both of Princes and People, who profe… the Reformed Religion. page 474

Section V. Containing ſome instances in particular of the barbarous and inhumane cruelty of Papists to Proteſtants, where they had the power over them. page 490

The Concluſion. Holding forth the hazard that the Churches of Britain and Ireland are in, of being ruined by Antichrist. page 5…8

A LEARNED, PIOUS, AND ELABORAT Treatiſe; wherein many of the greateſt and weightieſt points of Controverſie betwixt the Reformed Churches and Papiſts, are ſolidly debated, and the truth of the doctrine of the Reformed Churches (eſpecially of the Churches of Scotland) evidently demonſtrated, and the falſhood and error of the Popiſh Religion and doctrine plainly diſcovered, and ſolidly refuted by Scripture, Fathers, and alſo by ſome of their own Popes, Doctors, Cardinals, and other Popiſh Writers. By way of Reply to one M. Gilbert Brown Prieſt.