to purge our Consciences from Dead Works, and requiring the exercise of a great many Vertues; an abhorrence and deteftation of our Sins, great and ardent Paffions of Love and Devotion, firm Refolutions of Living to him, who Died for us, Forgiveness of Enemies, and an Univerfal Love and Charity to all Men, espe cially to the Members of the fame Body with us; but in the Church of Rome this admirable Sacrament is turned into a dumb fhew, which no body can be edified with, or into a Sacrifice for the living and the dead, which expiates Sin, and ferves us instead of a Holy Life, as I obferved above. External Mortifications, and Severities to the Body, Faftings, Watchings, hard Lodging, &c. are very useful Inftruments of Vertue, when they are intended to fubdue the Flesh to the Spirit, and to wean our Minds from Senfual Enjoyments; but when they are intended to satisfie for our Sins, not to kill them; to punish our felves for our fins, that we may commit them more fecurely again, this is not a means to break vicious Habits, and to conquer the love of Sin, but only to conquer the fear of committing it. This is enough to fhew, how far Popery is from promoting the great defign of the Gofpel to improve and perfect Humane Nature and Holiness, and were there no other Argument against it, this were fufficient to me to prove, That it cannot be the Religion of the Gospel of Christ. FINI S. THE HE Doctrines and Practices of the Church of Rome, truly Represented; in Answer to a Book, intituled, A Papist Mifreprefented, and Reprefented, &c. Quarto. An Answer to a Discourse, intituled, Papists protesting against Proteftant Popery. Quarto. An Answer to the Amicable Accommodation. Quarto. A View of the whole Controverfie, between the Reprefenter and the Answerer. Quarto. T The Doctrine of the Trinity, and Tranfubftantiation, compared as to Scripture, Reafon, and Tradition; 1st and 2d Part. In two Dialogues, between a Proteftant and a Papift. Quarto. An Answer to the Eighth Chapter of the Reprefenter's Second Part. Of the Authority of Councils, and the Rule of Faith. By a Perfon of Quality: With an Answer to the Eight Thefes, laid down for the Tryal of the English Re formation. Sermons and Difcourfes: The Third Volume. By Dr. Tillotson, Dean of Can terbury. 8°. A Manual for a Chriftian Souldier, Written by Erafmus. A new and eafie Method to learn to Sing by Book. A Book of Cyphers, or Letters Reverft: Price bound 5 s. A Perfwafive to frequent Communion in the Sacrament of the Lord's Supper.¡ By John Tillotfon, Dean of Canterbury. In Octavo. Price 3 d. A Difcourfe againft Tranfubftantiation. In Octavo. Price 3 d. The State of the Church of Rome when the Reformation began. A Letter to a Friend, Reflecting on fome Paffages in a Letter to the D. of P. in Answer to the Arguing Part of his firft Letter to Mr. G, The Reflecter's Defence of his Letter to a Friend: In Four Dialogues. Four Dialogues A Sermon Preached at the Funeral of the Reverend Benj. Calamy, D.D. A Vindication of fome Proteftant Principles of Church-Unity and CatholickCommunion, from the Charge of Agreement with the Church of Rome. In Anfwer to a late Pamphlet, Intituled, An Agreement between the Church of England and the Church of Rome, evinced from the Concertation of fome of her Sons with their Brethren the Diffenters. A Prefervative against Popery; being fome Plain Directions to Unlearned Proteftants,how to Difpute with Romih Priefts. The Firft Part. The Fourth Edition. These three laft by William Sherlock, D. D. Mafter of the Temple. A Discourse concerning the Nature of Idolatry: in which the Bishop of Oxford's true and only Notion of Idolatry is Confidered and Confuted. The Proteftant Refolv'd: or, a Difcourfe, fhewing the Unreasonableness of his Turning Roman Catholick for Salvation. Second Edition. The Abfolute Impoffibility of Tranfubftantiation Demonstrated. |