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CHA P. VIII.

That they ought better to explain their Meaning concerning Occafional Conformity, §. 1. His Explanation leaves it more in the dark, 2. Hypocritical Occafional Conformity both condemned and maintained by them, 2. He doth not difcharge Occafional Conformity from Hypocrife, much less prove it not finful otherways: Their Actions no Rule to us, 4, 5. Want of other Opportunity, or Eloquence of the Preacher, no warrant to join in a Schifmatical Communion, 6. The Objections made ftand firm and good against him, 7. 8. Mr. Baxter's Example confidered, 9. That the Reafon be urgeth, and Examples he brings, do not reach or affect the Cafe, 10. His Answer to the Objection weak, but bis Difcovery plain, 11. None of the beft Council given, but refused for worfe; which yet will not fupport Occafional Conformity, 12. His Reafons to induce others to it frivolous, 13, 14. His Examples as bad, 15, 16. His idle Pretences and Projects for strengthening the Church, 17, 18. And ends in the old foam Cry of Popery, 19.

CHAP. IX.

Four Questions propounded, §. 1. The firft refolved, 2. The fecond propofed, and fome things premised, 3. Schifm a continued Sin, 4. Fruitful of many other Sins, 5. An infectious Sin, 6. A rejecting of God's Authority, 7. An irreclaimable and most dangerous Sin, 8. The third Question propounded and refolv'd, 9, 10, 11. The last Question reJols'd, 12, 13, 14, 15. The Conclufion, 16.

Moderation

Moderation in Fashion:

O R,

An ANSWER to a late Treatise,
Written by Mr. Francis Talents,

ENTITULED,

A Short History of Schism, &c.

CHAP. I.

Difcouragements of Writing, §. 1. Several Enemies of the Church, and who most dangerous, 2. Their Jeveral ways of attacking the Church, 3. The Perfon wrote against, 4. The Title confidered, 5.

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N times; wherein Religion is fiercely attack'd from all Quarters, and Matters are carry'd by Bullying and Braving, by Noife, Lies and Slanders; though there never can be more need, yet there is fmall Encouragement for a fincere good Man to fet Pen to Paper, and hazard himself against a brutish Crew, who proclaim War against Heaven, and account nothing fo much their Enemy as an immoveable Honeft Man. For when an Atheistical Toland is B

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