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Title: The Duty of dissenters with respect to the late Act of indulgence of King William and Queen Mary wherein the several conditions required of them in that act are at large recited : collected together for the better information, benefit and ease of all dissenters : to which is prefixed a short epistle giving an account of the design of the book.
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Print source: The Duty of dissenters with respect to the late Act of indulgence of King William and Queen Mary wherein the several conditions required of them in that act are at large recited : collected together for the better information, benefit and ease of all dissenters : to which is prefixed a short epistle giving an account of the design of the book.
London: Printed and sold by George Larkin, 1689.
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THE EPISTLE TO THE READER, Giving a brief Account of the Design of this BOOK.
THE Duty of Dissenters, &c,
The Thirty Nine Articles of Religion, which Dissenters are obliged to Approve of, and Subscribe unto, except part of the Twentieth, the Thirty fourth, Thirty fifth, and Thirty sixth Articles, which are here put in a different Character.
1. Of Faith in the Holy Trinity.
2. Of the Word or Son of God, which was made Very Man.
3. Of the going down of Christ into Hell.
4. Of the Resurrection of Christ.
5. Of the Holy Ghost.
6. Of the sufficiency of the holy Scriptures for Salvation.
7. Of the Old Testament.
8. Of the Three Creeds.
9. Of Original Birth or Sin.
10. Of Free-will.
11. Of the Justification of man.
12. Of Good Works.
13. Of works before Justification.
14. Of works of Supererogation.
15. Of Christ alone without sin.
16. Of Sin after Baptism.
17. Of Predestination and Election.
18. Of obtaining Eternal Salvation only by the Name of Christ.
19. Of the Church.
20. Of the Authority of the Church.
21. Of the Authority of General Councils.
22. Of Purgatory.
23. Of Ministring in the Congregation.
24. Of speaking in the Congregation, in such a Tongue as the people understandeth.
25. Of the Sacraments.
26. Of the unworthiness of the Ministers, which hinder not the effects of the Sacraments.
27. Of Baptism.
28. Of the Lords Supper.
29. Of the wicked which eat not the Body of Christ in the use of the Lords Supper.
30. Of both kinds.
31. Of the one Oblation of Christ finished upon the Cross.
32. Of the Marriage of Priests.
33. Of Excommunicate persons, how they are to be avoided.
34. Of the Traditions of the Church.
35. Of Homilies.
36. Of Consecration of Bishops and Ministers.
37. Of the Civil Magistrates.
38. Of Christian Mens Goods, which are not common.
39. Of a Christian Mans Oath.
The Ratification.
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Here followeth the Three Creeds approved of by the Eighth Article of the Church of England, foregoing; viz. I. The Nicene Creed; II. The Creed of Atha∣nasius; III. The Creed commonly called the Apostles Creed.
I. The Nicene Creed.
II. Athanasius his Creed.
III. The Creed commonly called the Apostles Creed.