in Mr. Chillingworth's long Enumeration of 16 or 17 Heads, Chap. 2. 1. 163, in which, he fays, we will not be tried by S. Auguftine's Judgment, THERE IS NOTHING, WHICH ANY WAY MAKES AGAINST US. 2dly, In Mr. Chillingworth's whole Book, and in all the writers of Proteftant Controverfies, there is NOTHING QUOTED FROM ANTIQUITY, WHICH ANY WAY MAKES AGAINST US. And it may yet be queftion'd, whether Mr. Chillingworth, after all, was not still a Papift in difguife. CONTENTS. FIRST CHAPTER. MR. Chillingworth's great Principle examin'd, viz. All things, neceflary to Salvation, are evidently contain'd in ScripPage I ture FIRST OBSERVATION. In Mr. Chillingworth's Opinion the credit and ftrength of his Book ftands or falls with this Principle, as he understands it SECOND OBSERVATION. 2 This Principle is, in it felf, ambiguous and equivocal 3 THIRD OBSERVATION. Page 5 It cannot be maintain'd in Mr. Chillingworth's fenfe Question. Is it plain in the Scripture alone, that three divine Perfons are one God? 8 FOURTH OBSERVATION. His Proofs do not fhew his Principle to be true, as he understood it > SECOND CHAPTER. 9 1. The Title of his Book. 2. The fallibility of an affent of divine Faith. 3. The Unity of Chriftians in Faith and Communion. 4. He thinks, the Books of Scripture, when fufficiently propos'd, are not necessary to be believ'd in order to Salvation FIFTH OBSERVATION. 16 He has not prov'd the Title of his Book, that the Religion of the Proteftants is a Lafe way to Salvation 17 SIXTH SIXTH OBSERVATION. The Opinion, that a fupernatural and infallible affent of divine Faith is not neceffary to Salvation, cannot be maintain'd Page 19 SEVENTH OBSERVATION. His Opinion of the Unity of Chriftians in Faith and Communion, cannot be maintain'd EIGHTH OBSERVATION. 23 His Opinion, that the Books of Scripture, when fufficiently propos'd, are not neceffary to be believ'd, in order to Salvation, cannot be maintain'd 27 THIRD CHAPTER. The Catholick Church is an orthodox and unerring Guide, or an infallible Guide in matters of Religion: but not infallible in Mr. Chillingworth's fenfe NINTH OBSERVATION. The Question ftated 36 ibid. 37 And |