Of some Causes of Error in the Exercise of Reason, which are in-

culpate in themselves

98

SECTION XII.

Of the Innocency of Error in Opinion, in a pious Person

112

SECTION XIII.

Of the Deportment to be used towards Persons disagreeing, and

the Reasons why they are not to be punished with Death, &c. .

117

SECTION XIV.

Of the Practice of Christian Churches toward Persons disagreeing,

and when Persecution first came in

131

SECTION XV.

How far the Church, or Governors, may act to the restraining false

or differing Opinions

138

SECTION XVI.

Whether it be lawful for a Prince to give Toleration to several

Religions

14]

SECTION XVII.

Of Compliance with disagreeing Persons, or weak Consciences, in

general

145

SECTION XVIII.

A particular Consideration of the Opinions of the Anabaptists.

150

SECTION XIX.

That there may be no Toleration of Doctrines inconsistent with

Piety, or the public Good

212

SECTION XX.

How far the Religion of the Church of Rome is tolerable

215

SECTION XXI.

Of the duty of particular Churches in allowing Communion

227

SECTION XXII.

That particular Men may communicate with Churches of different

Persuasions; and how far they may do it

229

TITLES OF THE DOCTRINE AND PRACTICE OF

REPENTANCE,

PAGE

The Author's Preface to the Doctrine and Practice of Repentance.

241

CHAP. I.

THE FOUNDATION AND NECESSITY OF REPENTANCE,

SECTION I.

Of the indispensable Necessity of Repentance in Remedy to the

unavoidable transgressing the Covenant of Works.

259

SECTION II.

Of the Possibility or Impossibility of keeping the Precepts of the

Gospel

265

SECTION III.

How Repentance, and the Precept of Perfection Evangelical, can

stand together

278

OF THE NATURE AND DEFINITION OF REPENTANCE ; AND WHAT

PARTS OF DUTY ARE SIGNIFIED BY IT IN HOLY SCRIPTURES.

CHAP. III.

OF THE DISTINCTION OF SINS, MORTAL AND VENIAL ; IN WHAT

SENSE TO BE ADMITTED; AND HOW THE SMALLEST SINS ARE TO

BE REPENTED OF, AND EXPIATED.

SECTION III.

That all Sins are punishable as God please, even with the Pains of

Hell

343

SECTION IV. V.

The former Doctrine reduced to Practice

363, 366

SECTION VI.

What Repentance is necessary for the smallor or more venial Sins

CHAP. IV.

OP ACTUAL, SINGLE SINS, AND WHAT REPENTANCE IS PROPER

TO THEM.

SECTION I.

Catalogue of single Şins

386

SECTION II.

Whether every single Act of these Sins puts a Man out of God's

Favour.

306

SECTION III.

entance is necessary for single Acts of Sin

What Re

408
CHAP. V.

OF HABITUAL SINS, AND THEIR MANNER OF ERADICATION OR

CURE, AND THEIR PROPER INSTRUMENTS OF PARDON.

SECTION I.

PAGE

The State of the Question

418

SECTION II.

Every Man is bound to repent of his Sin as soon as he hath com-

mitted it

423

SECTION III.

A sinful Habit hath in it proper Evils, and a proper Guiltiness of

its own, besides all that which came directly by the single Actions 431

SECTION IV.

Sinful Habits do require a distinct Manner of Repentance, and

have no Promise to be pardoned but by the Introduction of the

contrary

453