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M. F.
3. The Holy Ghost, as a distinct person in the Deity is not a Principle demonstrable by reason, &c. to prove the Divine Authority of the Scri∣pture by the Testimony of the Holy Ghost, when we cannot otherwise prove a Holy Ghost, but by the Testimony of the
Scripture, is to argue circular∣ly and absurdly, Ibid.
Sir Ch. Wols.
1 Argument, Because the Blessed Spirit it self is not a common demonstrable prin∣ciple amongst mankind, &c. to go about to prove the Scriptures by any evidence a∣rising from the Holy Ghost must needs be visibly absurd, because there is no other
way to prove that there is any such being as the Holy Ghost, but by the Scriptures themselves, Ibid.