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

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The ninth day the people shall go out of their dens, and go as they were mindlesse, and none speak to other. THough you would not use the liberty I gave you for correction of the long consolatory dis­course I sent you, [. Of a contrary disposition in some too much addicted to disputation, in being too forward to make, or accept of offers of dispute, and mul­tiplying of needless and presumptuous questions and resolutions in matters of Religion. sse that it was permitted I know not; sure I am that divers learned and conscientious men were displeased with it: or when the Opponent is of a contrary judgement to the Re­spondent, as Mr. and when he requireth of Christian believers that they be ready alwaies to give an answer to every one that asketh a reason of the hope that is in them, 1 Pet.

By using the Web site, you confirm that you have read, understood, and agreed to be bound by the Terms and Conditions. And as it is a deed and duty of charity for such as have the charge of soules to feed them with the finest of the whest, and with the honey out of the rock to satisfie them, which is the provision that God is willing to bellow upon his obedient people, Psalm 81. The National Library of Australia acknowledges Australia’s First Nations Peoples – the First Australians – as the Traditional Owners and Custodians of this land and gives respect to the Elders – past and present – and through them to all Australian Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people. and is it not observed by him, for matter of advantage to the Protestant proceedings, as a thing which greatly assured the multitude of their soundnesse, whom they saw so confident in abiding the hazard of publick triall?Iohn Co­chlens his mate in malignity to Protestant truths, was so vehe­mently and confidently bent, (by disputation) to oppose such as professed themselves Protestants, that he offered himself to dispute with any Lutheran, upon perill to lose his life if he failed in his proofs; but his confidence is the lesse, to be regarded, be­cause as he persecuted truth; Eccius com­mentar. Foxe turns Tertullian's anti-pagan polemical weaponry against Catholicism by distinguishing between the 'wholesome sacrament' of Protestantism and the idolatrous 'mystery' of papism.

There was another disputation more publickly be­spoken, and as I have heard agreed upon to be betwixt your two, Cov. Na těchto případech je zřetelně vidět, že vliv císaře na církev nebyl neomezený a jeho moc na církví uznávali duchovní a věřící do té míry, do jaké sám císař byl nositelem křesťanské orthodoxie.

Thus, even as Pembroke's Men toured the north of England with a play that valorized his indulgence to his favorites, the image of the King of Scots as the leading Protestant candidate to succeed the queen was overturned by this proof of the intimacy of favoritism and papistry. Calumy, at his Church in Al­derman-bury; but such animosities of Spirit, and symptomes of tumult began to stir, and to gather near the time and place of the publick meeting, that there was great cause to fear, that how ever it fared with the truth, the common peace would be much endangered, if that concourse were not hindred; and therefore by the civil Magistrates it was forbidden, and as in du­ty it was requisite, accordingly forborn. Besides these religious considerations which most concern Ministers to look unto, there is another, which upon a Civil account belongs most to the Magistrate, viz.