Two Treatises on the Christian Priesthood and on the Dignity of the Episcopal Order: With a Prefatory Discourse in Answer to a Book Entitled The Rights of the Christian Church, &c., and an Appendix, Band 1

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John Henry Parker, 1847
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Author of the Rights called on to give his name
54
THE PREFATORY DISCOURSE IN ANSWER
59
Of the episcopal dignity and jurisdiction 65
65
That authors disingenuous way of arguing against facts of public notoriety
67
a Another account of a conversation of some of these not unlike to the former
75
The astonishing liberty of these men note s
81
The author of the Rights might hence as well charge the notion of God
87
The synodical determination of the African bishops in the case
97
The Book of the Rights for this end misrepresents the Lords Supper
116
The general fallacy which runs through his whole book
122
A seasonable and necessary call to the clergy courageously to discharge
125
A vindication of Archbishop Laud from Popish innovation
132
The various significations of the word Church considered and adjusted
139
His popular fallacy in arguing from the miscarriages of councils exploded
145
More tabletalk 125
147
His ridiculous sophistry about sacrilege
155
Gallionism and indifference for these things censured ib and
161
Page
164
His fifth that the magistrate will not then have all the power necessary
169
His loose way of disputing against the power of ordination in the Church
178
THE NEW SCHEME
184
Whereupon he is referred to the bishop of Sarum for an answer to that part
227
His false citation of Tertullian flatly contradicting his sense
233
Honourable mention made of Dr Atterbury 223 224 308 317 Dr Bar
237
This bishop was his own best apologist by other treatises written afterward
240
The Powers of the Church
242
Some notable instances more of his fallacious citing authors to serve his
248
That the clergy derive not their power of inflicting spiritual censures from
254
He is more free in his allowance to the people than to God Himself
257
His scurrility and blasphemy animadverted upon
264
His fourth no better than mere clamour and that many times answered
270
The ill design herein of this writer upon them discovered and his main
276
The weak apology of the French ministers when pressed by the Papists
284
The interests of popery how and by whom best served
293
Why Christians all the world over make but one body politic in ecclesiastics
295
His art of smuggling what makes against him
301
All his arguments against Church government sophistical and plainly
308
His challenge accepted
314
His republican design manifested
318
A word in season to Dr Hancock and to some besides
324
What it is that some think fit to call blackening the times
330
The authors conclusion and address to the bishops and clergy in the words
332

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TitelTwo Treatises on the Christian Priesthood and on the Dignity of the Episcopal Order: With a Prefatory Discourse in Answer to a Book Entitled The Rights of the Christian Church, &c., and an Appendix, Band 1
Bände 46-48 von Library of Anglo-Catholic theology
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Two Treatises on the Christian Priesthood and on the Dignity of the Episcopal Order: With a Prefatory Discourse in Answer to a Book Entitled The Rights of the Christian Church, &c., and an Appendix, George Hickes
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VerlagJohn Henry Parker, 1847
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