This historic book may have numerous typos, missing text or index. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. 1672. Not illustrated. Excerpt: ... these Strengthles difficulties, examined and solued a hundred times oner. May better be expected hereafter f We shall fe that in the following Chapter. chap. iv. More of Mr StWingfl/eets Enours. 0/ that odd kind of Faith he Jem's to maintain. grounded on Moral Certainty. What Influence the Motiues of Cre-dibility bane tyon Faith Other Parcels of his foBrin Examined, and refu-te4 QbieBiom Solued. I. FterMrStillingflcet had said, All may haue vnqueftio l nable Assurance of our Sauiaurs once being in the MrStHh trorld, though the present Church were fallible, He tells vs flttts again, that the Assurance of the matters of fail, Tvhich are the found-D»r,ntions of Faith, u necessary, in ordtr to tht obligation to btlieuc, And then add's. I mean such an assurance as matters of fait art capable of, for no higher tan be required than the nature of the things fcifl bear. He goes on in his Ignorance. Cannot He haue vnquestionable Assurance, that there Ifert such persons as Cafar and'fompty Tfithout some infallible Testimony issue may in such things, vvhj not in other Matttrt of fatly Dfbich infinitly more concern vs, though the Church (tamp not her Infallibility vpon thtm? The man you fee would fay, That these verities. Christ dyed for vs, is our only Redeemer, truly God and man, being Matters of fact, and foundations of Faith, are conueyed to vs vpon no higher certainty than Moral only, For the nature of them,iust like that Assurance we haue of aCi/ir,and Ptmpn, bears no greater. Hence he also toll's S s s vt tttlaintd yt-v-I05-at Moral ttttaintj, ro; i# t; grMf « Mathematical Iffkim/ttsi «d Physical, Supposing at little reason to doubt in moral things, « f« thar Nature, M tn Mathematical and Physical, at to tbtirs. And afterward. Tbtrt tan be n...
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