A treatise of original sin ... proving that it is, by pregnant texts of Scripture vindicated from false glosses / by Anthony Burgess.

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Wickedness.

• OF the extream Wickedness of the world. 172

Will. Willeth.

• No man Willeth sin, and damnation, as such. 38
• Adams Will, how ours. 39
• The Nature of the Will. 270
• The difference between the Will and un∣derstanding. 271
• Will, taken ambiguonsly. 272
• The Will the seat of obedience and disobe∣dience. 273
• Good, is the proper object of the Will. ib.
• The several operations of the Will. 274
• The difference between a wicked mans, and a good mans doing what he al∣lows not. 88
• Free Will, how far we are deprived of it. 116
• The corruption of the Will in volition. 275
• And in efficacious Willing a thing. 276
• And in fruition. 277
• And in its act of intention. 279
• And in election. 282
• Whence it is that the Will is backward to to follow the understanding. 284
• The pollution of the Will in its act of consent. 286
• The first motions of the Will are evil. ib.
• The pollution of the Will in its affections and properties. 289
• The degeneracy of the Will. 293
• The Will wholly perverted about the ul∣timate end. ib.
• The Will naturally inclineth to be inde∣pendent on God. 295
• The contumacy and refractoriness of the Will. 297
• The enmity and contrariety of the Will to Gods will. 298
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• The rebellion of the Will against the light of the mind, and the slavery of it to the sensitive part. 299
• The mutability and inconstancy of the Will. 300
• The bondage of the Will, and of free will. 302
• No man before grace hath free will to good. 305
• The Will impotent to spiritual things. 313
• Free will, how call'd in Scripture. 307
• Exalted by erroneous persons. 308
• The different effects of free will and free grace in mens lives. 310
• The difficulty of the question. 311
• Demonstrations against it. ib.
• The definitions and descriptions of it. 320
• Doth not consist in an active indiffe∣rency to good or evil. 321