Position 3III. Poſition. This Word of God is now no where to be found, but in the holy Scriptures.
PropositionsThe Errors of our time. The Romaniſts maintaine theſe inſuing Propoſitions.
Proposition 1I. Propoſition. That the holy Scriptures are not in all matters neceſſarie to ſaluation, the onely rule of…
3 answersProposition 2II. Propoſition. That the Scriptures are imperfect, and inſufficient to inſtruct vs in all things neceſſary…
3 answersProposition 3III. Propoſition. That the Scriptures be obſcure and hard to be vnderſtood, euen in things neceſſary.
4 answersProposition 4IV. Propoſition. That the Scriptures doe not interpret themſelues, and that the true ſenſe may not bee…
3 answersProposition 5V. Propoſition. That the Scriptures are not to be allowed to be read of the people, nor heard by them in a…
4 answersProposition 6VI. Propoſition. That the common libertie for all to reade the Scriptures, doth breed hereſies:
3 answersProposition 7VII. Propoſition. That the Scriptures cannot of themſelues be knowne to be the Word of God, vnleſſe the…
3 answersProposition 8VIII. Propoſition. That traditions, which they call the vnwritten word, are the Rule of Faith:
4 answersProposition 9IX. Propoſition. That the preſent Churches determination, is the abſolute vnqueſtionable Rule of the…
4 answersProposition 10X. Propoſition. That the Church is no where in Scriptures taken for the inuiſible Church:
3 answersProposition 11XI. Propoſition. That the Church is euer gloriouſly conſpicuous to the world.
1 propositionProposition 12XII. Propoſition. That the Church cannot erre?
4 answersProposition 13XIII. Propoſition. That the Church of Rome cannot erre:
1 answerProposition 14XIV. Propoſition. That the Biſhop of Rome cannot erre:
4 answersProposition 15XV. Propoſition. That Councels may not erre, being confirmed by the Pope:
4 answersProposition 16XVI. Propoſition. Whether the Church of Rome be the Catholike Church:
4 answersProposition 17XVII. Propoſition. That the Church of Rome hath euer beene in perfect vnity within it ſelfe:
3 answersProposition 18XVIII. Propoſition. That Saint Peter was Prince of the Apoſtles, and had a primacie of Power and Authoritie…
4 answersProposition 19XIX. Propoſition. That S. Peter was Head of the Church.
4 answersProposition 20XX. Propoſition. That Peter was the onely Vicar of Chriſt here on Earth:
3 answersProposition 21XXI. Propoſition. That the Publike ſeruice of the Church ought not to be in a vulgar and knowne Tongue:
4 answersProposition 22XXII. Propoſition. That Images are to be in Churches, and that not onely for inſtruction, but alſo to be…
5 answersProposition 23XXIII. Propoſition. That the Lords Supper is to be adminiſtred to the people in one kinde onely:
4 answersProposition 24XXIIII. Propoſition. That theſe words, This is my body, are to be taken literally, without any Figure, the…
4 answersProposition 25XXV. Propoſition. That prayers are to be made vnto Angels and Saints departed:
4 answersProposition 26XXVI. Propoſition. That Confeſsion, commonly called Auricular, or Sacramentall, is of neceſsitie.
4 answersProposition 26XXVI. Propoſition. That there is a place, commonly called Purgatorie, into which, ſoules after diſſolution…
4 answersProposition 28XXVIII. Propoſition. That good workes doe merit, and are the cauſe of our ſaluation:
4 answersProposition 29XXIX. Propoſition. Of Free-will, and the ſtrength thereof.
4 answersProposition 30XXX. Propoſition. That ſome ſinnes are in their owne nature veniall, and doe not deſerue eternall puniſhment.
4 answersProposition 31XXXI. Propoſition. Of keeping Gods Commandements.
5 answersProposition 23XXXII. Propoſition. Of iuſtification by faith onely.
5 answersProposition 33XXXIII. Propoſition. That no true beleeuer particularly can in this life be certaine of his ſaluation,…
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