The Massachusetts spy, or, Thomas's Boston journal. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1772-1775, 1774-02-03
SAL EN-, A4ggR Is, 1873.
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INH Z EPEN ENT
WHIG: Or, A DEFEscE ofPRIMT.
TIVE CHI IS TIA NIT Y, and of our Z c.
CLESIASTIC ESTABLISHMENT
Againh the exravagant Claims of Fanasica and Diiaeed
L K G YIN N.
CONTENTS.
DEpIcATtoN to the Lower pulc of convocatiop. NL.
i. nc introduction 4. The deIign of this paper. 4.
OF the Contempt OF the Clergy. q. Of the Expcaron Of
the Scripture. &. The Unftnefs of bad Clerg 70 ,,ch
Others. 3. OF Crrsds and Confei61ns of Faith. p or
uninterrupted Sueceiiion. Of uninterrupted SucceIion
Part e g. Of the Cleamef, of Scripture 10. OF Or.
dn4tlon. H. The advantageous Situation of the Clerpy
uangsy neonilt with their common CRY Danger. H.
The Enmity Of the High Clergy to the Refrm,ron. ana
their Arts to defeat the End Of il. n, The Church ro
ed Creature OF the Civil Power, by Aes Of Parliament.
ana the oaths OF the clergy 10 he Clergy proved To he
Creatures OF the Civil Power, by the Canons and tbey
own pubic Acts. IS. The Aburdiry and lmpoi;bil;rv
OF Church Power, as independent on the tate 10 The
ehey OF the PRINCIPLES and Practices Of ghchureh;
with lone Advice to the Clergy. II. Reaons why tbe
High-Church Freits the mot wicked of all men, ~
general Idea OF Preftcra 10. Eceeiafica Aurhov,v
as CLAIMED by the Higl-Clcrgy, elem to religion 10
Or ChaP1ins. II. A COMPANION between the High.
Shueh ana Qlaksrs II. Pnetcraft corrupts every thing
and PerVerts lie oie ct Words. q. Of Zeal. "a. OF
PeiecAtion. D. OF CONFEDERATION. z6. OF Fath ana
Morality. ~. Of Fafns 2S. OF Authority. 20.
Or EdaeItlon. 30. Or Education. Part T. II. OfCe-
rmones. g.. Of Ceremonies. Pat 4. a., The L.
nor4nce OF the Hghchurch Vulgar, and is caufs,. "a
VI rafting. Part d IS. Of Relion. 76. OF the Peacs
OF ths Church 81. he Enmiy Of the Hgh-Clergy 10
the Bib;e 80. Of Penance, and Rel gous RlvrIi;nVs.
SO. Prets afraid of Ridicuc. 90. OfPrieily Cruelty.
~. Or Hish-Church AtheGn. a.. disto. Part Z. Al.
ditto Fart 8. "a. ditto. Pat q. az. ditto Part e
49, Al PietY Power ineoniltent with the Cofpe ana
ienouneed by 1t. ~. The lame fubjea CONTINUED as.
An inquiry into Religious Eaablihments with fu thsr
Confatstion OF the mpious and aburd Claims of High
Priets 4e. OF the three High Churches in England.
So An Analogy between ancient Heatheniin and modern
rnetcrat' 81 Pretty Power founded on the Weak.
neiies OF human Nature. g.. The folly of the Clergys
demanding ReiPea when their Charaeers are bad, with
the Equity OF un'vera federation, and of Judging for our
lsyes. s.. OF mutual Charity and Forbearance. ca.
The Vanity as well Wekednef of Perfecuton. &c.
Force and Fraud how opPote the Spirit Of Religion The
very tfcent Effect of religious Liberty and fate Zeal
50. Mutual Bitterness and pereeution amongf Chriaans,
how rePugnanS q the Gope and how focking 70 rati
ora Pagan. 81. Of the tzngr Force Of EDUCATION ec-
PeealJ in Matters OF Religion. s.. In what only true
Region eonGls.
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