For as touching your profane Lecturer Suarez, labouring to per∣swade you to Adore Christ in the Eucharist simply without all scru∣pulizing, saying, It is not fit to feare where no feare is; when as hee himselfe (as you have heard) hath told us that there are possibly in∣cident Almost Infinite Defects, and consequently as many Causes of Doubting, which may disannull the whole Act of Consecration: there needeth no other Confutation, than this, of his owne shame∣lesse Contradiction, which (as you may see) is palpably grosse. So impossible it is for any of you to allay the detestable stench of plaine Idolatry. Certainly, if S. Augustine had heard that a Wor∣ship of Latria (which he every-where teacheth to be proper to God) were performed to Bread and Wine, as the matter of Divine Ado∣ration, he neither would, nor could have said, in defence thereof, as he did of the Celebation of the Eucharist in his owne time, viz. We are farre from your Paganish worshipping of Ceres and Bacchus.
But as for us Protestants, we professe no Divine Worship of God, but with a Divine, that is, an Infallible Faith, that it is God, whom we worship; who will not be worshipped, but in spirit and truth. What furthermore we have to say against your Romish Masse, will be discovered in the Booke following.