The Massachusetts spy, or, Thomas's Boston journal. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1772-1775, 1774-02-24
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WING: Or "A DsFENer Of /
TIVE CHRIS A n / J, and Of our Z y -
CLESIAS1ICAL ESTABLIS II MEN 7,
Again the extravaganza Claims OF FanA;ica and DAieeed
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CONTENTS.
Dedication to The Lower Houic OF Convoeation. NHe
l. The Introduction. q. The deign OF this paper. g.
of the Contempt Of the Clergy Z. OF the Expheaon OF
the Scripture &. The Unhnefs of bad Clergy to teach
Others 6. Of Creeds and Conditions OF Faith. 7. Vi
uninterrupted Suecciion or uninterrupted Sueeelon'
Part T. o. OF the Clearnes of Scripture. 10. Ot Or
dnaton H. The advantageous Situation of the Clergy
raneev nconfent with their common Cry Danger.
The Enmity of the High Clergy to the Rstomaton and
their Arts to defeat the End of it. I3 The Church prov
ed Creature of the Civil Power, by Acts OF Parliament
and the oatbs Of the clergy IA. The Clergy proved to be
Creatures of the Civil Power by the Canons, and their
own public Acts. IS. The Aburdiy and lmPoliiollty
of Chursh Power, as independent the fate. TO- The
Inconlecy Othe Principles and Practices of -Church
with fome Advice the Clergy. II. Reaions why the
High Church Pres are the mott wicked of all men, IS
general Idea of Prieicraft Io. Eeceaeal Authority
as claimed by the HighCergy, enemy to religion 40.
OF Chaplains. IL. Companion between the High
Church and Qnakers a. Preerat corupts every thig,
and peryerts the Ufe of Words. a. Of Zeal. "a. OF
Perfecution Is. OF CONFEDERATION. 26. Of Faith and
Morality. IT. OF Eating. 2S. Of Authority. 2e.
OF Education. 90. OF Education. Part 2. 81 OF Ce-
remonies. a.. OF Ceremonies. Part 2. g. The lg-
noranee of the Church Vulgar, and its eauies 81
OF Eating Part 4. IS. of Reaion. 60. Of the Peace
of the Church. a.. The Enmty of the HighClergy to
the Bible. 7S. OF Penanee and Religious Revellings.
90. PreHs afraid of Ridcule. 40. Of Preity Cruelty
az. OF High-Church Atheifm. a. ditto. Part :. 43.
ditto. Part q al. ditto. Part a. as. ditto. Part s.
az. All Priefy Power inconlfent with the Goipe, and
renouneed by IT, At. The fame fubea continued. 4S.
An Inquiry into Religious Establishments with further
Confuation of the implous and abfurd Claims OF High
Preas. 49, Of the three High Churches in England.
90. An Analogy between ancient Heathenm and modern
Pieacraft. 81. Pretty Power founded on the Weak
nc7es of human Nature 81. The folly OF the Cergys
demanding Reflect when their Characters bad, with
the Equity of universal toeraon and of Judging for our
feves. "a. Of mutual Charity and Forbearance. 81.
The Vanity as well WickedneE of Perfecutlon. S.
Force and Fraud how oppofte the Spirit Religion The
very different Effects of religious Liberty and fafe Zeal
6. Mutual Bitterness and perecuton amongf Chran,
how repugnant to the Goe, and how hooking TO rat
onal Pagan. q. OF the rangc Force of Education, e
peciay in Matters of Religion. s.. In what only true
Religion conifs.
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