Section 5SECT. V. That wheresoever it finds Encouragement, it is restless, till it bears down all before it, or hath…
Section 6SECT. VI. The PAPISTS pretension of Loyalty and Merit in the King's Cause, Examined.
Section 7SECT. VII. The Result of the whole Discourse touching the Popish Party.
Section 8SECT. VIII. That the Reformed Religion makes good Christians, and good Subjects.
Section 9SECT. IX. The Reformed Religion is the permanent Interest of this Kingdom.
Section 10SECT. X. It is for the behoof of Religion and true Piety, and for the Interest of this State, That Reformed…
Section 11SECT. XI. How momentous in the Ballance of the Nation, those Protestants are, that dissent from the present…
Section 12SECT. XII. The Extirpation of the Dissenters is both difficult and unprofitable.
Section 13SECT. XIII. The representation of this Difficulty, is no Threatning to Rulers, or Intimation of Rebellion.
Section 14SECT. XIV. The Setling of the Nation by an Established Order, a Toleration, and a Connivence.
Section 15SECT. XV. Of the Established Order in RELIGION, and the Moderation therein required.
Section 16SECT▪ XVI. Whether the Dissenters are capable of being brought into such a Comprehension.
Section 17SECT. XVII. Acquiescence in the Widened Establishment, is the Safety of Religion.
Section 18SECT. XVIII. Of Toleration and Connivence.
Section 19SECT. XIX. Dissenters of Narrow and Rigid Principles, advised to Moderation.
Section 20SECT. XX. This Comprehensive State of Religion further considered, with respect to Three important…
Section 21SECT. XXI. Secondly, To the Interest of the Church and Clergy.
Section 22SECT. XXII. Thirdly, To the Interest of the Nobility and Gentry.
Section 23SECT. XXIII. The general Security that comes by this Latitude.