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WHosoeuer relieth his faith vpon the ministers credit and fidelitie, hath no faith at all.
But all those in England, who are ignorant of the Greeke and Hebrew tongues, rely their faith vpon the ministers credit. Ergo.
All those in England who are ignorant of the Greeke and Hebrew tongues, haue no faith at all.
The Maior is manifest: because they themselues confesse that euery man may erre, and doth erre; neither haue they any warrant why the ministers doe not erre, since they constantly doe defend, that whole generall councels, yea and the vniuersall Ca∣tholike Church may erre and hath erred.
The Minor I proue: for all such Protestants ground their faith vpon the Bible, translated into English, the which transla∣tion they know not whether it be true or false, whether the mi∣nister Tindall for example erred or no, either vpon ignorance as Broughton one of the greatest linguists among the preci∣sians affirmeth in an epistle dedicated to the Lords of the Coun∣sell, or vpon malice to induce the people to protestancie, or to cause them to leaue the Catholike Religion: as Gregorie Mar∣tin in his discouerie most pregnantly prooueth. These errors I say they know not, and consequently cannot discerne a true tran∣slation from a false, and therefore must needes rely their faith vpon the sillie ministers faithles fidelitie: which conuinceth that they haue no faith at all.