The Works of the Most Reverend Father in God, John Bramhall ...: With a Life of the Author, and a Collection of His Letters

J.H. Parker, 1842

Epistle to the Christian Reader	21

Concerning the stating of the question	23

SECTION THE SECOND	34

The fifth point noted in R C s Preface	40

The present Church of Rome departed out of the ancient Church	44

The grounds of our separation	45

A reply to the first chapter of the Survey	50

199	63

SECTION THE SECOND	222

s witnesses to Papal authority	224

That the Pope and Court of Rome are most guilty of the schism	235

The authors second argument viz that the Church of Rome obtrudeth	242

SECTION THE FIFTH	253

SECTION THE THIRD	261

SECTION THE FOURTH	268

And Master Chillingworth	272

s first exception viz against the authors definitions of schism	68

SECTION THE THIRD	78

SECTION THE SEVENTH	86

SECTION THE NINTH	93

The Britannic Churches never judged schismatics	103

Papists right heirs of the Donatists	107

Treatment of Roman Catholics in Ireland by Lord Strafford and	122

Jurisdiction is from ordination but princes apply the matter	129

The appeal made to Rome by Saint Wilfrid	132

Many Churches not in communion with Rome have adhered to the doctrine	136

When it is lawful to resist the Pope	140

Calvin no enemy to Episcopacy	149

The rest pastors as well as Peter	156

SECTION THE FOURTH	166

Germanus and Lupus	167

SECTION THE FIFTH	176

240	178

The Parliament not forced and so due moderation in the Reformation	189

83	197

150	205

SECTION THE SIXTH	206

Whether Popes have done more good or hurt to England	208

Interest makes Catholics with the Court of Rome	213

SECTION THE SEVENTH	277

155	281

A Reply to S W s Refutation of the Bishop of Derrys	285

The first ground stated in the Vindication viz that not Protestants	294

SECTION THE FOURTH	300

Why R C not willing to argue of the third objection concerning	302

SECTION THE SIXTH	307

Two points out of three urged in the Vindication unanswered by R C	309

The authors third argument viz that the Court of Rome rebelleth	315

BRAMHALL	321

SECTION THE NINTH	324

The Council of Trent not general	330

The conclusion 283	333

Schism Guarded and beaten back upon the Right Owners	337

No contradiction in the authors words	339

Infallibility of the Catholic Church	340

heretics	346

307	368

311	397

That the king and Church of England had sufficient authority	546

That the king and Church of England had sufficient grounds	552

Bishops of Rome did not exercise ecclesiastical jurisdiction in Britain	600

Titel	The Works of the Most Reverend Father in God, John Bramhall ...: With a Life of the Author, and a Collection of His Letters Bände 19-23 von Library of Anglo-Catholic theology Band 2 von The Works of the Most Reverend Father in God, John Bramhall; with a Life of the Author, and a Collection of His Letters, John Bramhall
Autor/in	John Bramhall
Verlag	J.H. Parker, 1842
Original von	Michigan State University
Digitalisiert	22. März 2013

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