Pagano-Papismus; Or, an Exact Parallel Between Rome-Pagan and Rome-Christian, in Their Doctrines and Ceremonies

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Sixthly, There are so many now engaged in the defence of the Churches of Christ (for now Mr. O. sets himself against all the Churches of Europe, and New England, besides Old En­gland) that so much work cannot in reason fall to your share, as still to manage the defence of them all against him, or any such obstreperous talker; especially having such a weighty bur­den of pastoral employment continually upon you. Aquinas ad. 2d. vol. prim. par. q. 44. ar 4.7. Whether it were convenient that God should require to be beloved with all the heart. Quest. 10. What shall be the condition of the world the last fifteen dayes before the day of Judgement? The due Right of Tithes examined by an aged Gen­tleman, for Tho. Pierripont at the Sun in Pauls Church-yard, printed 1654. in 4 to.

Notwithstanding the issues and effects of some Disputations have been more successful (besides those which were carried on by a Divine Power against Humane or Devillish malignity) as that of Octavius a Christian, with Cecilius an Heathen, set forth by Minutius Felix; whereof we have observed before, that some take that for a real story, some for a pious discourse com­posed by Minutius himself Dialogue-wise, under the borrowed names of Caecilium superstitiosis vanitatibus e­tiamnum in­haerentem di­sputatione gravissima ad veram religio­nem reforma­vit Octavius: sic Minutius Felix Conclus. Dialog. Tom. 9. Bibliothec. Patrum, col. 22. Octavius a Christian, and Cecilius an Heathen: the effect whereof, whether it were historicall, or poeticall, or moral, was such as was answerable to such convincing premises, viz. that Cecilius converted by Octavius from superstitious vanities, they parted with mutual congratulation, and Minutius thereby accounted himself Felix, y rejoycing with and for them both. To the VVORSHIPFULL My much Honoured Friend, RIGHARD HOPKINS, Esq; STEWARD of the City of COVENTRY.

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The maintenance of Mi­nist. by Tithes, by John Gau­den DD. for Andr. Crook, prin­ted 1653. in 4 to. Mr. Walker. I desire then another Adversary, some of the Priests here present, that we may dispute on equal terms; I hold the cal­ling of a Protestant Preacher and Divines, more honourable then a­ny Popish Priesthood; and therefore if your Priests think them­selves too good to dispute with me, you shall not brag that your Lay­men are fit matches to dispute with Protestant Preachers and Di­vines. The Pictvre of a Puritane; or a Relation of the Opinions, Qualities, and Practises of the Anabaptists in Germanie, and of the Puritanes in England. Wherein is firmely prooued that the Puritanes doe resemble the Anabaptists in aboue fourescore seuerall Thinges,’ London, 1605, 4to (without pagination); another edition, newly corrected and enlarged, London, 1605, 8vo, pp. 81 and 32.Sixthly, When there is an Intermission, or end of the dispu­tition, First, the Notaries writings are to be compared, and if they differ, to be reconciled. The revolutionary urge of the masses was directed not only against the Roman Papacy, but was meant to abolish social inequalities and the prerogatives of the rich and powerful. Liberal maintenance ma­nifestly due to the Minister. of the Gosp. by Joshuah Meene, printed for Laur. Chapman at Chancery Lane end in Hol­born, Ann. 1638. The Countryman range - The Condensing Oil Fired Boiler for all outdoor installations. Boasting our unique 5 year warranty this boiler range affords you vital peace of mind. Secondly, Though there were copies taken of the dispute, the chief pen-man of the whole was Mr. O. who In the Dis­putat. p. 46. confessith, by reason of a mighty crowd of people he could hardly breathe, or write one perfect sentence of Doctor Brians Sermon: and there might be as much difficulty in taking by his pen other Dictates deli­vered by word. The crowd it is like was very great, for Dr. Brian speaking of seven which took Mr. O. his part in the dis­putation, who were Antipedobaptists; he in his answer saith, J. O. in his Exam. of the Doctors Re­ply. p. 23, 24. he believeth there was seven times seven thrice told that took his part, that is 149. and I believe for one such a one, there was 20. at least of a contrary judgement.