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Common sense, and the rights of conscience, vindicated, against spiritual despotism. In a ser. of papers from 'The Independent Whig', and other sources. Ed. by A. Scott

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Independent Whig, Andrew SCOTT (Member of the Merchant Company, Edinburgh.)

1845

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Preface	9

Introduction of the Independent Whig	19

The Design of this Paper	23

Of the Contempt of the Clergy	27

Of the Explication of the Scriptures	31

Of the Unfitness of the Clergy to teach others	35

Of Creeds Confessions of Faith and Catechisms	40

Of Uninterrupted Successsion	48

Of Consecration Of the same in a Remonstrance from New Zealand	103

Of Fasting	111

Of Authority The Bible the Religion of Protestants Doctors Differ By the Editor	115

Of Education	139

Of the Same	144

Of the strange force of Education especially in matters of Religion Postscript by the Editor	148

Of Ceremonies	154

Of the Same	160

Of the Same	53

Of the Clearness of Scripture 683	58

Of Ordination	63

The Inconsistency of the Principles and Practices of High Church with some advice to the Clergy 69	69

Reasons why the HighChurch Priests are the most wicked of all men	74

A general idea of Priestcraft	79

Ecclesiastical Authority an enemy to Religion	84

Priestcraft corrupts every thing and perverts the use of words	88

Of Persecution	93

Of the Ignorance of the HighChurch Vulgar and its Causes	167

Of Reason	173

The same Subject continued	238

An Inquiry into Religious Establishments with	244

The Consuming Nature of Persecution Persecutors	302

Mutual Bitterness and Persecution amongst Christians	309

A Review of the Independent WhigThe state	357

NOTES ILLUSTRATIONS AND PROOFS	393

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Titre	Common sense, and the rights of conscience, vindicated, against spiritual despotism. In a ser. of papers from 'The Independent Whig', and other sources. Ed. by A. Scott
Auteurs	Independent Whig, Andrew SCOTT (Member of the Merchant Company, Edinburgh.)
Rédacteur	Andrew SCOTT (Member of the Merchant Company, Edinburgh.)
Publié	1845
Original provenant de	The British Library
Numérisé	23 avr. 2015

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