The Catholic Church Invulnerable And Invincible
Subtitle: or, an exlication of the celebrated Creed of Pope Pius IV in a plain and easy way, for the full comprehension of the unlearned
Publisher: Published for the author by Thomas Flint
Published: 1829
Language: eng
Table of contents: title: CONTENTS; title: I. Of GOD   Page 1; title: The Father Almighty     ibid.; title: Maker of Heaven and Earth  2; title: II. Of Jesus Christ 3; title: GOD of GOD   4; title: Very GOD of very GOD    5; title: Made all things   ibid.; title: III. Who suffered for us  6; title: IV. And was crucified    7; title: And buried 15; title: V. Rose again the third day   ibid.; title: VI. Ascended into Heaven     16; title: VII. He shall come again to judge all men 17; title: VIII. Of the Holy Ghost    18; title: IX. Of the Catholic Church  21; title: X. Of baptism 24; title: XI. Of the resurrection    25; title: XII. Life of the world to come  26; title: Concluding observations on the Creed 28 — 30; title: Introductory observations on the Romish Creed 30 to 33; title: XIII. Of traditions 33; title: Absurdities arising from unliraiting them to authenticity   34; title: Praying in unknown tongue   36; title: XIV. The Roman church the misinterpreter of Scripture Page 41; title: The benefits mankind have experienced from her motherly treatment   41—48; title: The unanimous consent of the Romish fathers necessary to establish Scripture. But the Romish fathers have never been unanimous except in wrong. Ergo— we can read no Scripture   55 — 58; title: XV. The seven Romish sacraments laid down 58; title: 1. Baptism  59; title: 2. Confirmation    ibid.; title: 3. Eucharist     61; title: 4. Penance ibid.; title: 5. Extreme unction    64; title: 6. Orders    70; title: 7. Marriage    74; title: The reason given by the Romanists why so many ceremonies are used in their church 79; title: XVI. The Council of Trent knew better than St Paul as to what he intended to say for himself concerning universal sin and justification 81; title: XVII. Sacrifice in the mass declared   85; title: The mass, a theatrical exhibition consisting of 35 acts 86; title: Sacrifice shown to be useless and nugatory 88; title: Transubstantiation  98; title: Explained by the author in an anecdote 93; title: Power it gives the priest  94; title: Advice to the Commons  95; title: Idolatry defined by the Word 97 — 98; title: Romanists shown what they do to their GOD 99; title: Transubstantiation upset   100; title: The absurdities involved by the doctrine 104; title: The blasphemous legends, by which it has been foisted upon the deluded Romanists 105; title: Opposed in the day of its introduction by Erigena, Ratramus, Rabamus, Maurus, and others  105; title: Opinions of Erasmus on the same   106; title: XIX. Of purgatory      108; title: When discovered    109; title: Of the Apocrypha, why not received as Scripture 113; title: Purgatory must be a very warm place 114; title: Scriptures against it     115; title: The use of soul masses 117, 118; title: XX. The saints are (o be honoured and invocated 118; title: Specimens of prayers to saints   134; title: Appeal to British citizens  135; title: Melancholy instances of false devotion 139, 130 Appeal continued     131,133; title: Relics, what they are, and why they should be had in veneration    133; title: Scripture resison given by priests for adoring relics       135; title: Its absolute falseness  ibid.; title: XXI. Images to be had and retained, honoured and venerated    138; title: Legends of St Francis and St. Dominic, their disgusting blasphemy     139; title: The former approved by Romish church 140; title: Immaculate conception of the Virgin Mary started by the latter   141; title: Blasphemous expression applied to the Virgin Mary 143; title: Its effects  143 — 144; title: The danger incurred in using it 146; title: The ancient apostolic British church 148; title: Origen's opinion of prayers to images 149; title: Exhibition in Feathard, last Trinity Sunday, a disgrace to a Christian country  151; title: "Catholic" is the name of the Christians' church, and not the Pagans Page 153; title: A mistake corrected    154; title: XXII. Indulgence     ibid.; title: Christ's indulgence     ibid.; title: Priest — Indulgence quite another matter 156; title: The author, what he is and what he is not 160; title: An appeal to his dissenting brethren, of every denomination of Christians   161; title: The danger overhanging the land exhibited 162; title: The special advantages of Romish indulgences 163; title: (Simony explained  164); title: The demoralizing effect of them on Irish peasantry       165; title: Our doom 166; title: XXIII. Roman Church declared to be mistress of all churches    ibid.; title: Pretence thereto examined into, in a short review of all her apostolic additions to the Apostle's Creed   167—170; title: Papists, the true name of the Papa's followers 170; title: Supernatural powers possessed by the Church Of Rome     171; title: Our old friends St. Dominic and St. Francis 173; title: Waldenses     ibid.; title: Absurdity of the vast pretence 174; title: Christ head of all Christian churches 175; title: Appeal to Britons not to attract the lightning of GOD's curse    176; title: GOD is not changed   177; title: The judgments foretold and executed upon the old world must make us tremble ibid.; title: The danger of eloquence when exerted in a wrong cause    178; title: The Romanists PROMISE and SWEAR TRUE obedience to the bishop of Rome (the sovereign pontiff)    Page 179; title: Inference thence deducible   180; title: The same feehng is excited daily in Ireland, by this creed being disseminated through the country" in tracts and PRAYER BOOKS.; title: THIS IS A STRONG FACT   181; title: Catholic members of ParHament very safe men in these times   182; title: Small chance for King George when King Pope shows himself   183 — 4; title: An appeal to Romanists as to the authenticity of the claim set up, by bringing it to THE TEST   184; title: Babylon is Rome, by their own showing 185; title: Universality of dominion settled for ever 187; title: The Pope the very mirror of modesty! 189; title: XXIV. A sweeping clause, wherein Trent overthrows the word (as they would set forth), and seizing Hell, hurls it at Heaven! 190; title: Faith of a Romish religionist defined 190,191; title: No man with smallest pretensions to intellect can hold this creed 192; title: Men called Hars by their friends in pure charity 193; title: An impossibility attempted and sworn to ibid.; title: Shown to be impossible   194; title: Author's liberality bounded only by the word 195; title: Enmity to "principles" inimical to GOD and HIS CHRIST unbounded 195, 196; title: Folly and vice never to be respected 196; title: True charity    ibid.; title: Assertion of p. 31. established and maintained 197; title: Christian advice in GOD's own words to his Romish countrymen, 199 — 201; title: A word of advice to certain great 201; title: Who is an infidel Page 201; title: A word of Christian reproach and sincere regret to certain of his dissenting brethren 202; title: Love and admiration of certain other of them, offered in Christian affection   204; title: A word to the 'constitution' men ibid.; title: Difference between Almighty wisdom and worldly short-sightedness 205; title: Let us look to prophecies fulfilled, to show us what we are, and what He is 207, 209; title: Devon county meeting 210; title: GOD's word despised  ibid.; title: Ditto ditto ibid.; title: Ditto ditto ibid; title: Ditto ditto  219; title: Archbishop of Tuam ibid.; title: Noble lords and honourable men had better rely upon GOD than upon themselves  ibid.; title: Signs of the times 210—220; title: Infidelity the same in all ages, now almost universal 211 216; title: Prophecy; its advantages 217; title: Worldly objections to the Revelation 220; title: Doubts of the authenticity of the Apocalypse. refuted   ibid.; title: The fate impending those who disbelieve 222; title: Our strength    223; title: Conclusion    224; title: INDEX TO APPENDIX.; title: No. I. Unitarians described by themselves 227; title: II. The vail of the Temple described 228; title: III. Pilgrimage to Croagh Patrick, Westport, county Mayo    229; title: IV. Specimens of Roman prayers Page 233; title: V. Sacrifice of the mass compared with the supper of the Lord   239; title: VI. Duke of Brunswick's 50th reason for abjuring the protestant religion for Romanism 243; title: VII. Father la Chaise's project for the extirpation of heretics    244; title: VIII. The Bull of Pope Pius V. against the Queen of England    249; title: IX. Prophecies relating to the destruction of the ancient nations and Jerusalem ib.