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Defense of Perkins Book Called a Reformed Catholic

Published: 1606
Length: 231,550 words
Reading: ~15 hours
Divisions: 59

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A defence of M. Perkins booke, called A reformed Catholike against the cauils of a popish writer, one D.B.P. or W.B. in his deformed Reformation. By Antony Wotton.

At London Imprinted by Felix Kyngston, for Cuthbert Burby, and are to be sold at his shop in Paules Church-yard at the signe of the Swan 1606.

Original spelling, as transcribed by the Text Creation Partnership.

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Table of contentsTHE PRINCIPAL POINS HANDLED IN THIS BOOKE.
DedicationTO THE RIGHT HONOVRABLE, ROBERT EARLE OF SALISBVRIE, VICOVNT Cranborne, Baron of Essingdon, Principall…
To the reader
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Dedicationspeaker D. B. P. TO THE MOST PVISSANT, PRVDENT, AND RENOWMED PRINCE, IAMES the first, by the grace of God,…
Prefacespeaker D. B. P. THE PREFACE TO THE READER.

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Author to the readerspeaker W. P. THE AVTHOR TO THE CHRISTIAN READER.
Answer to prefacespeaker D. B. P. AN ANSWERE TO THE Preface.
Reformation of prefacespeaker A. W. TO THE REFORMATION OF THE PREFACE.
Answer to prologuespeaker D. B. P. ANSWERE TO THE Prologue.
Reformation of prologuespeaker A. W. TO THE REFORMATION OF THE PROLOGVE.
Point 1
Section 1I. Our consent.
Section 2II. The difference, or dissent.
Section 3III. Our reasons.
Section 4III. Obiections of Papists.
Point 2The second poynt. Of Originall sinne.
Section 1I. Our consent.
Section 2II. The dissent or difference.
SectionObiections of Papists.
Point 3The third poynt: Certeintie of saluation.
Section 1I. Our consent.
Section 2II. The dissent or difference.
Section 3III. Obiections of Papists.
SectionOur reasons to the contrarie.
Point 4The fourth poynt: Touching the iustification of a sinner.
Section 1I. Our consent and difference.
SectionOur reasons.
SectionObiections of Papists.
Section 3III. Difference.
SectionOur reasons.
SectionOF THE SECOND IVSTIFICATION.
SectionObiections of Papists.
SectionWHETHER IT BE POSSIBLE FOR a man in grace, to fulfill Gods lawe.
SectionTHAT GOOD WORKS BE NOT stained with sinne.
SectionWHETHER FAITH MAY BE without Charitie.
SectionTHAT FAITH MAY BE WITHOVT good Workes.
Point 5The fifth poynt. Of Merits.
SectionOur consent.
SectionThe dissent and difference.
SectionOur reasons.
SectionObiections of Papists.
Point 6The sixth poynt. Of Satisfaction. Our consent.
SectionThe dissent and difference.
SectionOur reasons.
SectionObiections of Papists.
Point 7The seuenth point. Of Traditions.
SectionOur consent.
SectionThe difference.
SectionOur reasons.
SectionObiections for Traditions.
Point 8The eighth point. Of Vowes. Our consent.
SectionThe dissent or difference.
Point 9The ninth point. Of Jmages. Our consent.
SectionThe difference.
SectionArguments of the Papists.
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