A manuel of controversies clearly demonstrating the truth of Catholique religion by texts of Holy Scripture, councils of all ages, Fathers of the first 500 yeers, common sense and reason, and fully answering the principal objections of Protestants and all other sectaries / by H.T.

Title

A manuel of controversies clearly demonstrating the truth of Catholique religion by texts of Holy Scripture, councils of all ages, Fathers of the first 500 yeers, common sense and reason, and fully answering the principal objections of Protestants and all other sectaries / by H.T.

Author

Turberville, Henry, d. 1678.

Publication

At Doway :: by Laurence Kellam,

1654.

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Subject terms

Catholic Church -- Doctrines.

Catholic Church -- Catechisms.

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Contents

• title page
• TO The truly Noble, Sir C. F. Knight and Baronet, And the perfectly vertuous, Mistris S. H.
• To the Reader.
• APPROBATIO.
• Ad H. T. post visum Euchiridion ipsius.
• APPROBATIO.
• table of contents
• ERRATA.
• A MANUEL OF CONTROVERSIES.
• A MANUEL OF CONTROVERSIES.
  • ARTICLE I. The true Church of God demonstrated by her continu∣ed Succession.
    • The Argument.
    • analysis
      • church hierarchy
      • church hierarchy
      • Catholique Professors to the year 100.
      • Catholique Professors to the year 200.
      • church hierarchy
        • The Decrees of Popes in these Ages.
      • Catholique Professors to the year 300.
      • Catholique Professors to the year 400.
        • Nations converted.
      • church hierarchy
      • church hierarchy
      • church hierarchy
      • Catholike Profssors to the year 500.
      • church hierarchy
      • Catholique Professors to the year 600.
        • Nations converted.
      • church hierarchy
      • Catholike Professors to the year 700.
        • Nations converted.
      • church hierarchy
      • Catholike Profssors to the year 800.
        • Nations converted.
      • church hierarchy
      • Catholique Professors to the year 600.
        • Nations converted.
      • church hierarchy
      • Catholique Professors to the year 1000.
        • Nations converted.
      • church hierarchy
      • Catholique Professors to the year 1100.
      • church hierarchy
      • Catholique Professors to the year 1200.
        • Nations converted.
      • church hierarchy
      • Catholique Professors to the year 1300.
        • Nations converted.
      • church hierarchy
      • Catholique Professors to the year 1400.
        • Nations converted.
      • church hierarchy
      • Catholique Professors to the year 1500.
        • Nations converted.
      • church hierarchy
      • Catholike Professors to the year 1600.
        • Nations converted.
      • Fathers for the Churches continued Succession.
      • Objections against the Churches continued Suc∣cession solved.
  • ARTICLE II. That Protestants have no conti∣nued Succession.
    • THE ARGUMENT.
    • analysis
    • A second Argument.
    • analysis
    • A third Argument.
    • analysis
      • Objections solved.
  • ARTICLE III. The Catholique Churches visibili∣ty asserted.
    • argument
    • analysis
    • A second Argument.
      • Fathers for the Churches visibility.
      • Objections solved.
  • ARTICLE IV. The true Church demonstrated by her Ʋnity and Ʋniversality.
    • The Argument for Ʋnity.
    • analysis
    • A second Argument for its Ʋnity.
    • analysis
    • The Argument for Ʋniversality.
    • analysis
      • Fathers for Ʋnity and Ʋniversality.
      • Objections solved.
  • ARTICLE V. The Churches Infallibility de∣monstrated.
    • The first Argument for her infallibility.
    • analysis
    • A second Argument for her Infallibility.
    • analysis
    • A third Argument for her Infallibility.
    • analysis
    • The fourth and last Argument for her Infallibility.
    • analysis
    • An Argument for the Churches Supreme power of Judicature.
    • analysis
      • Fathers for this point.
    • argument
    • analysis
      • Objections from Scripture and Reason solved.
      • Objections from Fathers and Councils solved.
  • ARTICLE VI. The true Church demonstrated by her Sanctity and Mira∣cles.
    • THE ARGUMENT.
    • analysis
      • Fathers for this point.
      • Objections solved.
  • ARTICLE VII. The Popes Supremacy assert∣ed.
    • The first Argument.
    • analysis
    • Another Argument.
      • Fathers for this point.
      • Objections solved.
    • argument
  • ARITCLE VIII. Of Apostolical Tradition.
    • The first Argument.
    • analysis
    • A second Argument.
    • analysis
    • A third Argument.
    • analysis
    • The last Argument for Tradition.
    • analysis
      • Testimonies of Antiquity for Tradition.
      • Objections solved.
  • ARTICLE IX. Of Schism and Heresie.
    • The Argument.
    • analysis
      • Fathers for this Point.
      • Objections solved.
  • ARTICLE X. Of the reall and substantiall presence of Christs Body & Bloud in the Sacrament of the B. Eucharist.
    • The first Argument.
    • analysis
    • A second Argument, proving that the words of Institution ought to be taken literally and properly.
    • analysis
    • A third Argument.
    • analysis
    • Another Argument in proof of this verity.
    • analysis
    • A fourth Argument from Reason.
    • analysis
    • A fifth Argument from Reason.
    • analysis
      • Fathers for the reall and substantiall pre∣sence of Christs Body and Bloud in the Sacrament.
      • Objections from Scripture solved.
      • Objections out of Fathers solved.
      • Objections from pretended reason solved.
  • ARTICLE XI. Of Transubstantiation.
    • The first Argument.
    • analysis
    • A second Argument.
    • analysis
      • Fathers for this point.
      • Objections out of Scripture solved.
      • Objections out of Fathers solved.
      • Objections from reason, and sense, answered.
  • ARTICLE XII. Of Communion under one kind.
    • The first Argument.
    • analysis
    • A second Argument.
    • analysis
    • A Third Argument.
    • analysis
    • A fourth Argument.
    • analysis
      • Fathers for this point.
      • Objections solved.
  • ARTICLE XIII. Of the unbloudy Sacrifice of the Masse.
    • The first Argument.
    • analysis
    • A second Argument.
    • analysis
    • A third Argument.
    • A fourth Argument.
    • analysis
      • Fathers for this point.
      • Objections solved.
  • ARTICLE XIV. Of the Liturgie, and publike Prayer in an unknown Tongue.
    • The first Argument.
    • analysis
    • A second Argument.
    • analysis
    • A third Argument.
    • analysis
      • Fathers for this point.
      • Objections solved.
  • ARTICLE XV. Of Sacramentall Confession, and Absolution.
    • The Argument.
    • analysis
      • Fathers for this point.
      • Objections solved.
  • ARTICLE XVI. Of Purgatory.
    • The Argument.
    • analysis
      • Fathers for this point.
      • Objections solved.
  • ARTICLE XVII. Of Prayer for the Dead.
    • The Argument.
    • analysis
    • A second Argument.
    • analysis
      • Fathers for this point.
      • Obiections solved.
  • ARTICLE XVIII. Of ndulgences.
    • argument
    • The first Argument.
    • analysis
    • The second Argument.
    • analysis
      • Fathers for this point.
      • Obiections solved.
  • ARTICLE XIX. Of sin, both Mortall, and Veniall.
    • The first Argument.
    • analysis
    • A second Argument.
    • analysis
    • A third Argument.
    • analysis
      • Fathers for this point.
      • Obiections solved.
  • ARTICLE XX. Of the worship and invocation of Angels and Saints.
    • The first Argument.
    • analysis
    • A second Argument.
    • analysis
    • A third Argument.
    • analysis
    • A fourth Argument.
    • analysis
      • Fathers for this point.
      • Objections solved.
  • ARTICLE XX. I Of Reliques.
    • The first Argument.
    • analysis
    • The second Argument.
    • analysis
      • Fathers for this point.
      • Obiections solved.
  • ARTICLE XXII. Of sacred Images.
    • The first Argument.
    • analysis
    • A second Argument.
    • analysis
    • A third Argument.
    • analysis
    • A fourth Argument.
    • analysis
      • Fathers for this point.
      • Objections solved.
  • ARTICLE XXIII. Of free Will.
    • The first Argument.
    • analysis
    • A second Argument.
    • analysis
      • Fathers for this point.
      • Objections solved.
  • ARTICLE XXIV. Of saving or justifying faith.
    • The first Argument.
    • analysis
    • The second Argument, affirmative.
    • analysis
      • Fathers for this Point.
      • Objections solved.
  • ARTICLE XXV. Of the merit of Works.
    • The first Argument.
    • analysis
    • A second Argument.
    • analysis
      • Fathers for this Point.
      • Objections Solved.
  • ARTICLE. XXVI. Of Vows.
    • The first Argument.
    • analysis
    • A Second Argument.
    • analysis
      • Fathers for this Point.
      • Objections Solved.
  • ARTICLE. XXVII. Of the possibility of keeping the Commandements.
    • The First Argument.
    • analysis
    • A Second Argument.
    • analysis
      • Fathers for this Point.
      • Objections Solved.
  • ARTICLE. XXVIII. Of the Sacraments.
    • The Argument.
    • analysis
    • A second Argument.
    • analysis
      • Fathers for this point.
      • Objections Solved.
      • Fathers for confirmation.
      • Objections Solved.
      • Fathers for Penance.
      • Objections Solved.
      • Fathers for Extream Ʋnction.
      • Objections solved.
      • Fathers for Holy Order.
      • Fathers for Matrimony.
      • Objections solved.
  • The Conclusion.
  • AN APPENDIX TO THE Article concerning the Popes Supremacy. Pag. 90.