The Case of Subscription to Explanatory Articles of Faith: As a Qualification for Admission Into the Christian Ministry (Classic Reprint) - Hardcover

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Ing Churches P Or be uneafy that he is liht admit ted into our Secrets, and at the Difienlty of coming at any certain Knowledge of them? Poliibly what he complains of may be true, that there is a ge neral Shyne/s in our People of revealing and a'iftlofing them, and that this it much taken notice of c But furely it can't be taken notice of much to their Difadvantage, that they don't chufe to expofe themfelves to the Infults and Attacks of their Adverfaries; for this can be of no real Service to them, or the Caufe of Religion in general. And if, as he jui'tly his Diftoveries of them will he few and heeattfe he hath never heen admitted to the Alix of our Churches, and our ge neral Dealing; with our People, I think the true Inference he lhould have made is, that he ihould have fpoken of thefe Things with the utmof't Caution and Candour.

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