Popery condemned by scripture and the fathers - End Time Deception

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POPERY conde,inj:d by
strumpet ;
" Shs. is one who has been familiar
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with more than twenty- three thousand men*,"
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A bishop/' says a Casuist, '' may proceed
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against any person for a mortal sin ; unless'
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it be permitted by law. such as fornica-
" tidnf."
,- These are a few specimens of the morality
taught in the Romish Church ; to which many
more equally edifying might be added if requisite.
I do not, however, exhibit them as universally
believed or practised. Individuals, in the communion
of that Church, have entertained pure
and exalted views of the precepts of religion.
I design merely to contrast them with the R.'s
proof of infallibility, " There Is nothing taught
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in the Church of Christ but truth,"
From the above sentiments of Popish divines,
the reader v/ill
be able to judge of the falsity of
another of his assertions ;
" The v/ricer begs
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leave to inform him (the Ex.) that dissentions
on points of Catholx doctrine are not known
" in our schools J."
The Council of Trent has declared the
Church of Rome to be the Catholic or universal
Church. By Catholic doctrine, therefore, the
R. must understand the principles of religion
sanctioned, and permitted to be taught in 'that
Church.
Whether dissentions concerning these
be
* Decret. Dist. 34. c. Gloss. f
Bauny Somm. dts
ptch. p. 148. X ^' ^7*