A Reply to Mr. Brown's Vindication of the Presbyterian Form of Church-Government : in Which the Order of the Apostolical Churches is Defended. in a Series of Letters to the Author
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Instead of shewing that Presbytery, when cor- rupt, is not the most formidable engiiie to spread cor- ^2\S Letter Vil, ruption, you dexterously carry away your reader''^ atten- tion from the consideration of that point, to another totally distinct, viz. the supposed advantages of Pres- bytery, and defects of Independency, in preventing corruplion, both considered as pure. Upon this sub- ject, you dare not look youT antagonist in the face.
Presbytery is the god of the plains, but not the God of ...the hills. You employ every art of a wily general to draw us off this ground, as not a proper criterion of the merits of the question, that you may engage us in & situation which is > more suitable for loose skirmishing.
What a dexterous manoeuvre have we in the following, statement ! p. 228. " The question, however, in the present discussion, certainly is, not what system, when perverted from its original end, is calculated to pro- duce the /east evil ; but vvhat system, -ivhen conducted according to its design, is calculated to produce the greatest good V Who granted you this ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Instead of shewing that Presbytery, when cor- rupt, is not the most formidable engiiie to spread cor- ^2\S Letter Vil, ruption, you dexterously carry away your reader''^ atten- tion from the consideration of that point, to another totally distinct, viz. the supposed advantages of Pres- bytery, and defects of Independency, in preventing corruplion, both considered as pure. Upon this sub- ject, you dare not look youT antagonist in the face.
Presbytery is the god of the plains, but not the God of ...the hills. You employ every art of a wily general to draw us off this ground, as not a proper criterion of the merits of the question, that you may engage us in & situation which is > more suitable for loose skirmishing.
What a dexterous manoeuvre have we in the following, statement ! p. 228. " The question, however, in the present discussion, certainly is, not what system, when perverted from its original end, is calculated to pro- duce the /east evil ; but vvhat system, -ivhen conducted according to its design, is calculated to produce the greatest good V Who granted you this ?
What to read after A Reply to Mr. Brown's Vindication of the Presbyterian Form of Church-Government : in Which the Order of the Apostolical Churches is Defended. in a Series of Letters to the Author?
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