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and lastly ours by all accounted very profound and judicious Mr Hooker describing them, as if they stood forth insteed of the body of the Congregation to further and approve what Gods Steward and Vicegerent does in admitting or taking in a new member into Christs holy congregation Some make them to have been only a kinde of Witnesses (and stile them so) to come and see, as Polydore Virgil who ascribes their institution to about Anno 150 after Christ, to prevent that which the Church hath all along so carefully declined, |
and lastly ours by all accounted very profound and judicious Mr Hooker describing them, as if they stood forth instead of the body of the Congregation to further and approve what God's Steward and Vicegerent does in admitting or taking in a new member into Christ holy congregation some make them to have been only a kind of Witnesses (and style them so) to come and see, as Polydore Virgil who ascribes their Institution to about Anno 150 After christ, to prevent that which the Church hath all along so carefully declined, |
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De rerum inventor: lib. 4. cap. 4. Testes, sc. accessus ad Christum. Tremel. ad Esai. 8.2. In the way of Durand, Aquinas, &c. in the places alledged. |
De rerum inventor: lib. 4. cap. 4. Testes, sc. accessus ad Christ. Tremel. ad Isaiah. 8.2. In the Way of Durand, Aquinas, etc. in the places alleged. |
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As appears by the frequent votes of Synods, the multiplyed determinations of privat men, and indeed the general loud voice of the Christian World. The soveraign power of the Civill Law left it under strict prohibition, Cod. 1. tit. 6. Ne sanctum baptisma iteretur. Especially in L. Si qui rebaptizare. And the Canon as severely. Rebaptizare haereticum hominem, qui haec sanctitatis signa perceperit, quae Christiana tradidit disciplina, omnino peccatum est. Rebaptizare autem Catholicum immanissimum scelus est. de Consec. distinct. 4. c. Rebaptizare. |
As appears by the frequent votes of Synods, the multiplied determinations of private men, and indeed the general loud voice of the Christian World. The sovereign power of the Civil Law left it under strict prohibition, Cod. 1. tit. 6. Ne sanctum Baptism iteretur. Especially in L. Si qui Rebaptize. And the Canon as severely. Rebaptize Hereticum hominem, qui haec sanctitatis Signs perceperit, Quae Christian tradidit Discipline, Omnino peccatum est. Rebaptize autem Catholicum immanissimum scelus est. de Consec. distinct. 4. c. Rebaptize. |
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