A Collection of cases and other discourses lately written to recover dissenters to the communion of the Church of England by some divines of the city of London ; in two volumes ; to each volume is prefix'd a catalogue of all the cases and discourses contained in this collection.

THE CONTENTS.

• THE difference betwixt Ministerial and Lay-Communion Pag. 1
• The Dissenters grant the Church of England to be a True Church, p. 4
• That they are not totally to separate from it, p. 12
• That they are to comply with it as far as lawfully they can, p. 16
• That Defects in Worship, if not Essential, are no just reason for Separation, p. 23
• That the expectation of better Edification, is no sufficient reason to with-hold Communion, p. 39
• The badness of Ministers, will not justify Separati∣on, p. 48
• The neglect or want of Discipline, no sufficient reason to separate, p. 59
• The Opinion which the Non-conformists have of the seve∣ral Practices of the Church of England, which its Lay-Members are concerned in, p. 64
• That Forms of Prayer are lawful, and do not stint the Spirit, ibid.
• That publick prescribed Forms may lawfully be joined with, p. 66

• That the Liturgy, or Common-Prayer, is for its Mat∣ter sound and good, and for its Form tolerable, if not useful, p. 69
• That Kneeling at the Sacrament is not idolatrous, nor un∣lawful, and no sufficient reason to separate from that Ordinance, p. 71, 72
• That standing up at the Creed and Gospel, is law∣ful, p. 73
• The Conclusion, ibid.