Appendix to the Controversy Between the Rev. Mr. White and the Dissenting Gentleman

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  • Author : John White
  • Release Date : 1750
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  • Genre : Dissenters, Religious
  • Pages : 45
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  • File Size : 47,47 MB
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Appendix to the Controversy Between the Rev. Mr. White and the Dissenting Gentleman. Concerning Certain Points, Particularly I. Church-Power, and in Whom Lodged. II. The Sacramental Test. III. Our Constitution in Church and State, More Especially in Regard to the Regal Supremacy: Which, Not Being Essential to the Controversy, Were, in the Course of It, on the Part of Mr. White, Thought Proper to be Neglected, Or Very Lightly Touched Upon, But Now (it Being Closed) in Compliance with the Importunate and Repeated Demands of that Gentleman, are Fully and Particularly Considered, and Fairly Rescued from the Many Gross Misrepresentations, and Fallacious Reasonings in the Three First Sections of His Third and Last Letter, Touching Those Points. In a Letter to the Gentleman. By John White, B.D. Sometime Fellow of St. John's College, Cambridge

Appendix to the Controversy Between the Rev. Mr. White and the Dissenting Gentleman. Concerning Certain Points, Particularly I. Church-Power, and in Whom Lodged. II. The Sacramental Test. III. Our Constitution in Church and State, More Especially in Regard to the Regal Supremacy: Which, Not Being Essential to the Controversy, Were, in the Course of It, on the Part of Mr. White, Thought Proper to be Neglected, Or Very Lightly Touched Upon, But Now (it Being Closed) in Compliance with the Importunate and Repeated Demands of that Gentleman, are Fully and Particularly Considered, and Fairly Rescued from the Many Gross Misrepresentations, and Fallacious Reasonings in the Three First Sections of His Third and Last Letter, Touching Those Points. In a Letter to the Gentleman. By John White, B.D. Sometime Fellow of St. John's College, Cambridge

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