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Rejoinder to Mr Wills on Infant Baptism

Published: 1675
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A rejoynder to Mr. Wills, his Vindiciæ wherein the antiquity for believers and novelty of infant baptism is further confirmed : as also his groundless appeal distinctly answer'd, and the forgeries and mistakes boasted of, still found to be his own : with an appeal to his conscience about the same / by H. Danvers.

[London] Printed for Francis Smith ... 1675.

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Chapter 1GHAP. I. Wherein the Antiquity of Believers, and Novelty of Infants Baptiſm is further confirmed; and that…
Century 1CENT. I.
Century 2CENT. II.
Century 3CENT. III.

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Century 5CENT. V.
Chapter 2CHAP. II. Some Objections about Origen and Cyprian, and others, anſwered.
Chapter 3CHAP. III. Gives anſwer to Mr. Wills his Appeal in all the parts of it.
Complaint 1Mr. Wills his Appeal to the Baptiſts, as you find, conſiſts of 8 Complaints, the which I diſtinctly anſwer…
Complaint 2II. His Second Complaint againſt me is, for adding to Authors without the Diſtinction of a different…
Complaint 3III. The Third Complaint is, For making Authors affirm one thing, when they affirm the directly contrary,…
Complaint 4IV. He chargeth me with perverting the ſence of Authors by the falſeneſs of Tranſlations, whereof he gives…
Complaint 5V. The Fifth thing he complains againſt me for is, For fathering upon Authors that which they indeed ſay…
Complaint 6VI. The 6th is, for picking out of Authors here and there, and joyning them together, as if they were one…
Complaint 7VII. The 7th. is, for aſſerting notorious untruths, giving Inſtances of Eight.
Complaint 8VIII. The laſt he charges is ſtrange Doctrines.
Conclusion
Chapter 4CHAP. IV. An Appeal to Mr Will's Conſcience.
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Rejoinder to Mr Wills on Infant Baptism

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