Demands to be propounded of Catholickes to the heretikes by Richard Bristow ... ; taken partly out of his late English booke of Motiues to the Catholicke faith, partely out of his printed Latin booke of the same matter.

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Demands to be propounded of Catholickes to the heretikes by Richard Bristow ... ; taken partly out of his late English booke of Motiues to the Catholicke faith, partely out of his printed Latin booke of the same matter.

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Bristow, Richard, 1538-1581.

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[S.l.] :: For Iohn Heigham,

1623.

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Catholic Church -- Apologetic works.

Heretics, Christian.

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Contents

• title page
• quotations
• DEMANDES TO BE Propounded vnto all He∣retikes.
  • The 1. Demaund. Touching the disputation made at Carthage.
  • The 2. Demaund. Building of the Church.
  • The 3. Demaunde. Going out.
  • The 4. Demaunde. After rysing.
  • The 5. Demaund, VVondred at.
  • The 6. Demaund. The nature of Catholikes.
  • The 7. Demaund. The name of Heretikes.
  • The 8. Demande. The Name of Protestantes.
  • The 9. Demande. Conuersion of Heathen Nations.
  • The 10. Demaunde. Touching Miracles.
  • The 11. Demaund. Touching England our own Countrye.
  • The 12. Demaunde. Visions.
  • The 13. Demaund. Honour of Crosses.
  • The 14. Demande. Vertue of Crosses.
  • The 15. Demaund. Honor of Saintes.
  • The 17. Demaund. Vertue of Saintes
  • The 17. Demaund. Exorcising of Diuels.
  • The 18. Demaund. Destroying of Idolatry.
  • The 19. Demand. Kinges.
  • The 20. Demaunde. In all persecutions.
  • The 21. Demaunde. Churches.
  • The 22. Demaund. Seruice.
  • The 23. Demaund. Apes.
  • The 24. Demand. Priesthood.
  • The 25. Demaund Monkes.
  • The 26. Demaund. Fathers.
  • The 27. Demande. Councells.
  • The 28. Demaund. Sea Apostolike.
  • The 29. Demaund. Traditions.
  • The 30. Demaunde. Their owne doctors
  • The 31. Demaund. Vniuersalitie.
  • The 32. Demaund. Antiquitie.
  • The 33. Demaund. Consent
  • The 34. Demaund. Authoritie.
  • The 35. Demand. Vnity.
  • The 36. Demaund. Kepers of Scriptures.
  • The 37. Demaund. Storehouse of all Truthe
  • The 38. Demaund. Old Heresies.
  • The 29. Demaund. VVhere grew their doctrine.
  • The 40. Demand. They neuer afore new.
  • The 41. Demaund. Studying all Truth.
  • The 42. Demaunde. Vnsent.
  • The 43. Demaund. Succession.
  • The 44. Demaund. Apostolike Church.
  • The 45. Demaund. Changinge.
  • The 46. Demaund. Our Auncestors saued.
  • The 47. Demaund. Communion of Saintes
  • The 33. Demaund. VVhere Christ worketh.
  • The 49. Demaund. All enemies.
  • The 50. Demaund. Sure to continue.
  • The 51. Demaund. Apostasie.
• title page
• quotations
• THE PREFACE.
• demands
  • The 1. Demaund. Their first Preachers.
  • 2. VVhence their Doctrine?
  • 3. VVhence their vocation.
  • 4. If Conforme to predecessors?
  • 5. who their Doctors?
  • 6. Their admission of Tinkers &c.
  • 7. If the only written word be Iudge?
  • 8. S. Thomas Ghospell.
  • 9. VVhy Iewes credited.
  • 10. Churches authoritie.
  • 11. Citing only the written word.
  • 12. If Scripture be easy?
  • 13. Conference of places.
  • 14. No meanes to be resolued.
  • 15. Traditions.
  • 16. Thinges vnwritten, ordered.
  • 16. Church not inuisible.
  • 17. Their Church how long?
  • 18. The Sinagogue visible.
  • 19. Tyme of decaying.
  • 20 Sucession of theirs.
  • 21 Condemning herefies.
  • 22 Imitation of heretiques.
  • The 23. Sacraments, seales.
  • 24. Faith assures not grace.
  • 25. Value of Sacraments.
  • 26. Necessitie of Baptisme.
  • 27. Preachatiue Baptisme.
  • 28. Baptisme. of Infidels infants.
  • 29. Ceremonies of Baptisme.
  • 30. Confirmation.
  • 31. Reall presence.
  • 32. Receiuing by faith.
  • 33. lifting vp to heauen.
  • 34. In two places at once.
  • 35. Penance.
  • 36. Order.
  • 37. Extreame Vnction.
  • 38. Matrimonie.
  • 39. Two wiues at once.
  • 40. Breaking of vowes.
  • 41. Sinnes not imputed?
  • 42. All good workes sinnes.
  • 43. False assurance.
  • 44. Absurditie by denying a third place.
  • 45. Inuocation of Saints.
  • 46. Images.
  • 47. Renewing old heresies:
  • 48. Of the Pepusians.
  • 49. Of the Nouatians.
  • 50. Of the Maniches.
  • 51. Of the Donatists.
  • 52. Of the Arrians.
  • 53. Of the Eunomians.
  • 54. Of the Pelagians
  • 55. Of the Iouinians.
  • 56. Of the Vigilantians.
  • 57. Of the Eustichians.
  • 58. Of the Iconomachians.
  • 59. Of the Beringarians.
  • 60. Of many other heresies.
  • 61. Following heretiques only in some pointes.
  • 62. Scottish Reformation.
  • 63. Churches made Stables.
  • 64. Burning Reliques.
  • 65. Burning the Doct. writinges.
  • 66. Depossing magistrates.
  • 67. Libertie of Conscience.
  • 68. Profession of pouertie.
  • 69. Churches patrimonie.
  • 70. Building Churches.
  • 71.
• THE TITLES OF THE DEMANDES Contayned in this booke of D. BRISTOVV,
• THE TITLES OF THE DEMANDES Contayned in this other booke.
• succession of popes