( 2 Diflincions and Divifions. This being fo univerfally acknowledged, and fo conífantly- taught, I {hall not here en- large upon it, but !hall only make this ufe of it at prefent, that it is the judg- ment, not only of the Conforming Di- vines, but of your own Teachers alto, That it concerns (Is all, as much as the Fa- vour of Almighty God concerns us, to have a facred and confiant Regard to publick Peace and Unity. II. Now there are but two Methods, in which our `Unity can poflibly be corn- paíl'ed ; . and a period put to all thole .Mifchiefs and Evils, which have their Foundation in the ditfin&ion of our Churches, and the different Modes of 'orihip fet up amongft us. For this mutt be done , either by the entire compliance of the Conformifls withjeu, and the alteration of the EJiablifhedt Church, according to your wifhes ; or, by jour Compliance with them, and your Confoi comity 'tò theChurch already Efla- blif ed. III. There is a third method which perhaps .(oríe fincere Chriíhians (who know
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