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So that her Doctrines are to be receiued as Apostoli∣call, supposing the Maior of this Argument be true, That [ E] Doctrines vniuersally receiued, whose beginning is not knowne, are to be beleeued as Apostolicall: which is a Principle set downe by Saint Augustine, allowed by Doctor Whitgift, late Archbishop of Canturburie, who in
his Bookes written by publike authoritie against Puritans, [ A] citing diuerse Protestants, as concurring in opinion with him, saith, Whatsoeuer Opinions are not knowne to haue begun since the Apostles times, the same are not new, or secundarie, but receiued their originall from the Apostles. But because this Principle of Christian Di∣uinitie brings in (as M. Cartwright speaketh) all Poperie, in the iudgement of all men; I will further demonstrate the same, though of it selfe cleare enough. [ B]
August. lib. 4. d. Bap. contra Donat. c. 6. & 24. lib. 5. cap. 23. 〈◊〉〈◊〉. Defence, pag. 351, 352.
The Ward. of M. Cartwright alled∣ged, ibid. pag. 352.