But from this Promise she concludes, That our Saviour would not permit the Church to give the Laity the Communion in One kind, if it were not law∣ful so to do. Now in my Opinion, the Argu∣ment is stronger the other way; The Church of Rome forbids the doing of that, which Christ enjoyned; therefore it cannot be Infal∣lible, since the Command of Christ is so much plainer than the Promise of Infallibility to the Church of Rome.But, from all these things laid together, I can see no imaginable Reason of any force to conclude, that she could not think it possible to save her Soul otherwise, than by embracing the Communion of the Church of Rome. And the Publick will receive this Advantage by these Papers, that thereby it appears, how very little is to be said by Persons of the greatest Capacity, as well as Place, either against the Church of England, or for the Church of Rome.FINIS.0