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Book 1Christianismus Primitivus: OR The Antient Christian Religion, IN Its Nature, Certainty, and Excellency,…
Section 1SECT. I. Shewing briefly certain great and mischievous Obstructions to the Christian Religion.
Section 2SECT. II. That it is certain Jesus once lived upon the Earth.
Section 3SECT. III. That Christ was put to an Ignominious Death.
Section 4SECT. IV. Understanding Men worship Christ after his Death because of his Miracles, they were so Great and…
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Section 6SECT. VI. Christ's Miracles were not from an Evil Spirit.
Section 7SECT. VII. If the Works of Christ proceeded from a Good Spirit, then from God.
Section 8SECT. VIII. The Miracle of the Resurrection of greatest Weight, and confirmed by sufficient Witnesses.
Section 9SECT. IX. The possibility of Christ's Resurrection; and that being gained as undoubtedly true, Christ's…
Section 10SECT. X. The Christian Religion excels all other Religions in the World.
Section 11SECT. XI. Of the Sacrifice and Altar pertaining to Christianity.
Section 12SECT. XII. Of the Excellent Reward annexed to the Christian Religion.
Section 13SECT. XIII. Of the Excellency of Christian Precepts; and 1. about the Worship of God.
Section 14SECT. XIV. What Christian Religion teacheth more excellently than others, respecting those that trespass…
Section 15SECT. XV. Of the Excellency of the Law of Christianity above others touching Marriage.
Section 16SECT. XVI. Of the Excellency of Christian Doctrine about earthly Substance, above what other Laws prescribe.
Section 17SECT. XVII. Of Swearing, and other Precepts, respecting Conversation.
Section 18SECT. XVIII. The Eminency of the Author of Christianity, and the manner of its being propagated, shews it…
Section 19SECT. XIX. Further of the Propagation of Christianity.
Section 20SECT. XX. The Infirmity and simplicity of the first Preachers of Christianity, shews the excellency of…
Section 21SECT. XXI. The Impediments overcome by Christian Doctrine, shews its Excellency.
Section 22SECT. XXII. The Conclusion, reflecting briefly upon the former Discourses.
Book 2Christianismus Primitivus.
Part 1Of the Internal part of the Christian Religion.
7 chaptersPart 2Christianismus Primitivus, &c.
16 chaptersBook 3Christianismus Primitivus.
Chapter 1CHAP. I. The Baptized Churches unjustly charged with seditious Principles. They are strictly obliged by…
5 sectionsChapter 2CHAP. II. Of the great Duty which lieth upon the Rulers of this World.
3 sectionsChapter 3CAAP. III. Of the Power of Magistrates in matters of Religion.
3 sectionsChapter 4CHAP. IV. Of the lawful use of an Oath, to attest the Truth before the Magistrate: Being the second Great…
2 sectionsChapter 5CHAP. V. Of Christian Moderation, concerning their differing Apprehensions about some Matters of Faith and…
5 sectionsChapter 6CHAP. VI. Of Marriage, how lawful, and how prohibited unto Christians. As also of Divorce. Being the fourth…
3 sectionsChapter 7CHAP. VII. Of Christian-behaviour, Civil and Religious; particularly of the behaviour of Women in the…
2 sectionsChapter 8CHAP. VIII. Of the Restriction put upon the Assemblies of the Baptized Churches, by the Laws of Men, and…
Chapter 9CAAP. IX. Whether it be lawful for the Baptized Christians, to bear Offices in the Civil State, or to bear…
2 sectionsChapter 10CHAP. X. Whether the Baptized Churches may not warrantably make use of the Provision which the Law of the…
2 sectionsChapter 11CHAP. XI. Of lending Money upon Usury. Being the Ninth Great Case of Conscience.
3 sectionsChapter 12CHAP. XII. Of the Government of Christian Families; and first of the Heads of the Family towards their…
5 sectionsChapter 13CHAP. XIII. Whether a Jew being converted to the Christian Faith, is still bound to keep the Law, namely…
3 sectionsChapter 14CHAP. XIV. Of the Government of the Tongue. Being the Twelfth Case of Conscience.
2 sectionsTitle page
To the readerTHE AUTHOR TO THE READER.
NoticeTo the Nameless Author of the VII QUERIES: And in him, to all the SONS of PAPAL ROME In the County of LINCOLN.
Book 4Christianismus Primitivus.
Treatise 1The Baptist against the Papist.
2 partsTreatise 2Christianismus Primitivus.
5 chaptersTreatise 3Christianismus Primitivus.
2 sectionsTreatise 4Christianismus Primitivus.
Treatise 5Christianismus Primitivus.
3 sectionsTreatise 6Christianismus Primitivus.
3 chaptersConclusionThe Conclusion. CONTAINING A Defence of the Christian Doctrine, touching the Resurrection of the Dead; and…
3 chaptersErrataToo many Faults have escaped the Press, the most ('tis hoped) are here corrected; the rest the Reader is…
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