TABLE of CONTENTS. INtroduction, pag. 5. ARTICLE I. Of apoftolical and ecclefiaftical traditions; and the rest of the obfervances and conftitutions of the church, 31. ART. II. Of the fenfe, in which holy Scripture is to be admitted: whofe bufinefs it is to judge of this fenfe: and of the obligation to interpret Scripture according to the unanimous confent of the fathers, ART. III. Of the feven facraments: and of receiving the approved rites of the church in their adminiftration, 43. 66. 51. ART. IV. Of the decrees of the Trent council, concerning original fin juftification, ART. V. Of the Mafs, offered unto God as a true, proper and pro•pitiatory facrifice for the living and the dead: of the body and blood, together with the foul and divinity of our Lord Jefus Chrift, -affirmed to be truly, really, and fubftantially in the facrament of the eucharift: of the change made of the whole fubftance of the bread into his body, and of the whole fubftance of the wine into his blood; by the church called tranfubftantiation, ART. VI. Of communion under one kind, ART. VII. Of purgatory, 68. 76. 83. ART. VIII. Of invocation of faints; and veneration of their re..liques, ART. IX. Of retaining and worshipping images, 89. 108. 113. ART. XI. Of the Roman church, as the mother and miftrefs of all churches: oath of obedience to the popes of Rome, as fucceffor of St. Peter the prince of the apostles, and as vicar of Jefus Chrift, 125. ART. XII. Of receiving and profeffing without any doubt all things which have been delivered, defined and declared by canons and councils, especially that of Trent: and of condemning," rejecting and anathematizing all things contrary thereunto, and all herefies condemned by the church, Conclufion, 133 140. 149. |