Plain truth vindicated and asserted
Subtitle: the fallacy of man-made rules of faith detected, and the faith of Christ alone maintained and exalted ; in divers reflections on a book entitled "The end of religious controversy," (alleged to be published by "The Rev. J.M. - D.D. - F.S.A.") given forth in order to manifest the craftiness thereof, for the sake of the simple-hearted, if haply they might come to a thorough conviction, that pure religion can only stand in sincerity and truth, and not in sophistry nor the craftiness of man's wisdom ; likewise, a defence of the Albigenses, with a remark upon Grier's Reply, and an appeal to Protestants and dissenters, to remind them to examine whether they are reformed indeed, so as to shine as lights in the world ; or whether they have been as stumbling-blocks, and an offence in the way of the weak
By: written by Thomas Goouch, an unworthy advocate of the Reformation, though an hearty well-wisher of his fellow-countrymen.
Publisher: Printed by S. Smith
Published: 1830
Place of publication: Waterford [Ireland]
Language: eng
Number of pages: 273
Subjects: Milner, John, 1752-1826; Grier, Richard, fl. 1820; Catholic Church -- Controversial literature; Albigenses