First, To justifie the neces∣sity of some supernatural Re∣velation in order to the con∣ducting us in Religion, Ibid. p. 62
Sir Ch. Wols.
First, I will endeavour to render it a thing reasonable to be believed that there should be some supernatural law re∣vealed from God, and given to mankind, &c. Ibid. p. 86
M. F.
His first argument is taken from the imperfection of na∣tural light, p. 64
This is largely managed by Sir Charles, p. 87, &c.
His second Argument, That the Religion of men at present towards God is the Religion of sinners, &c. but natural light cannot instruct the world how God will be atoned, Ibid.
Sir Ch.
Mankind in every age have applied to God in a sense of sin, and of guilt contracted by it, and upon that account have ad∣judged it necessary to make some further offering to God for their sins, &c. Now the reason of the world does not issue it self into any positive certainly a∣bout such things, &c. Ibid. p. 133, and p. 145, &c.
Argument 3. All man∣kind hath universally consen∣ted