A dialogue between a Catholic priest and a Protestant
Subtitle: wherein the principal points and arguments of both religions are truly proposed and fully examined
By: by Matthew Poole ; edited by Don Kistler
Contributors: Kistler, Don
Publisher: Northampton Press
Published: 2010
Place of publication: Orlando, Fla
Language: eng
Number of pages: 152
ISBN-13: 9780982615539
Work titles: Dialogue between a Popish priest and an English Protestant
Notes: "First published in London in 1667 as A dialogue between a Popish priest and an English Protestant. This reprint was retypeset from the 1843 edition published by the Presbyterian Board of Publication"--T.p. verso.
Table of contents: title: To the reader; title: To the people of the Roman Catholic Church; title: The Catholic priest's objections to Protestantism. The greeting; title: The issue of an infallible church; title: The issue of Protestantism being a novelty; title: The charge of schism; title: The issue of apostolic succession; title: The issue of divisions among Protestants; title: The issue of the visibility of the church; title: The issue of when the Roman church fell; title: The issue of scripture versus tradition; title: The Protestant minister's objections to Romanism. The Roman church declines all judgment but her own; title: Romanism contradicts the ends of the Christian religion; title: The desperate measures Romanists use to defend their cause; title: Romanism's respect of persons; title: The uncertainty of Romanism; title: Romanism destroys the principles of morality; title: The Sacrifice of the Mass; title: Transubstantiation; title: Praying to saints; title: The worship of images; title: Praying for the dead and of Purgatory; title: Confession to a priest; title: Absolutions and indulgences; title: The merit of good works.