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eopacy, and
Liturgy,
and Ceremoni.es, and Con:
formity, are the things that make the greateft
D?ife. But
'Jewel, Bilfon, H'Ook§r, &c.
differed not
about thefe, nor Sir
Edwin Snndys,
the ·Author of
Europ.e Speculum:
Nor the Engliih Clergy and Par–
liaments in Biihop
Akbots
days, who were of their
mind, when the Differences began to rife and
threaten
us.
§
III. It's
certain that the fundamental, univer-
fal Quarrel through the World, is .between the
~
followers of
Cain
and
.A
bel,
the Serpents and the
\
~1.N
omans Seed, or the Servants of Satan and
of
Chrill :.
For
the carnal mind is enmity to God,
. arid neither is nor can be fubjett to his Law.
Selfifh" .
ne{s
is the fum of \vickedpefs ; and Holinefs of'·
Moral good. Uniting
in
one God is poffible and
fafe : But
to
the
felfifh
there are as many Religions
and Ways, as fandy felf,interefi requiretl1. Good·
men will do good, and·bad men will do evil,under
every Form of Government : Becaufe Great–
Good men are fo rare,
to
kee? Bad men from do–
ing hurr, is not the fmallell: ·u[e of Laws. Good·
men
of
differetlt Opinions can live ·in Love and
Peace.
I
never knetv any called Puritanes, who·
did not love and honour fuch Conformifis, as
Bifhop
'Jewel,
A·
Bifbop
Grindal,
A.
Bifbop
Abbot,
A.
Bi{bopVjher,
Bil11op
Davenant,
and
many
fach
~
and {uch as
Mr.
Bolton,
Dr.
Sibbs,
Dr.
Pref!on,
Mr.
U'hateley,
and all fuch other; yea while they'
·wrote againll: fame of them (as Bi!hop
Morton
1
.1-lal!, Downamc,
<in;.)
But
what are
the
pllrticula'f!
Quarrels
?
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§
IV. Departing from the only Center and·
TeH ofUniverfal Concord, and dtvifimr an
Vni..
ve-rf~l
Ji:I#ntane
So1.:err:igmy,.
hath
fee the
World
in..
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