The Reasonableness of Conformity to the Church of England With the Defense of
The Reasonableness of Conformity to the Church of England With the Defense of
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To anger and incense Men, to move their Re- fennntnt, and ftir up their Palfions, is really, in other Words, to raife a Mift before their Eyes, and caft a Cloud . Before their Underitanding-, to hinder all the Efforts of their good Nature, and utterly to fet them againfl all Terms cf Reconciliation, and all Overtures of Peace. And in truth, yow feem to me to have taken the Courfe cffcduall}^ to indifpofe Men from hearing of any Propo- fals for Accommodation, or from thinking of an Agree- ment t...o any Alterations you fhall think fit, by the En- couragement vou have given to Churches fo wholly op- polite to the EJlahliJJid Church in every refped, and to the Palfions, and ir. Oft unreafo;->able Prejudices of the People Lgainft it. You have feparated from it, as f-om 2 Church with which covjlant Crmmmiion is not tolerable ♦, 3^ou have drawn many 1 eople from it, as you have had- Oppf rtunity ♦, you have chofen to join, and unite with]v the molt irregular, and imperfed Churches, rather than^ with this, and to make your Intercll: one with theirs, ra-' therthau to be thought to prefer this before them ^ you have written for many Years with fuch a Concern and' Heat againft it that you could hardly write with more pgainft the Church of Rome it fcdf ^ you have hlacken'd 7/:imJlerial Conformity to it with fuch a Number of Aggra- .
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To anger and incense Men, to move their Re- fennntnt, and ftir up their Palfions, is really, in other Words, to raife a Mift before their Eyes, and caft a Cloud . Before their Underitanding-, to hinder all the Efforts of their good Nature, and utterly to fet them againfl all Terms cf Reconciliation, and all Overtures of Peace. And in truth, yow feem to me to have taken the Courfe cffcduall}^ to indifpofe Men from hearing of any Propo- fals for Accommodation, or from thinking of an Agree- ment t...o any Alterations you fhall think fit, by the En- couragement vou have given to Churches fo wholly op- polite to the EJlahliJJid Church in every refped, and to the Palfions, and ir. Oft unreafo;->able Prejudices of the People Lgainft it. You have feparated from it, as f-om 2 Church with which covjlant Crmmmiion is not tolerable ♦, 3^ou have drawn many 1 eople from it, as you have had- Oppf rtunity ♦, you have chofen to join, and unite with]v the molt irregular, and imperfed Churches, rather than^ with this, and to make your Intercll: one with theirs, ra-' therthau to be thought to prefer this before them ^ you have written for many Years with fuch a Concern and' Heat againft it that you could hardly write with more pgainft the Church of Rome it fcdf ^ you have hlacken'd 7/:imJlerial Conformity to it with fuch a Number of Aggra- .
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