of Co iq FoRMIT. cannot with a fafe Confcience fubmit to the Terms required of ikliniflers in it ;t and prefently it fhali be Inhumane and Barbarous in the People not to give en- couragement to them: and fo it íhall be made their Duty, to divide from the Bfablifhecl Church, and to promote all the fad confequences of fuck a Divifion. In the mean while, there Confequences are not confidered, and it is not remem- bred, what deplorable eí ets have been caus'd by fettingupChurch againff Church, and Worfhip againflÿ Worfhip; it is not remembred, what Inhumanity and Barba- rity this hath already occafioned, and may againoccafion in this Nation; what prejudices, and paffion, what emulati- ons, and oppofition, what hatred and malice, what jealouftes and evil furrnifes, what diflurbances, and unhappineffes, this naturally tends to produce in the World. And now, As to this Inhumani- nity and Barbarity, upon the confedera- tion of which only this Argument is founded, let any one of common fenfe judge, on which fide the greater Bar- barity lies; whether on the part of thole who would not clefertthe Separate frlinifrry. rho' the Confequences of it muff. he acknow-
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