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§. 10. Next he noteth our detesting such Works as are against or instead of Christ's Sacrifice, Righ∣teousness, Merits, &c. To this we have the old Cant, The Papists say the like.
Reader, I proved that the generality of Prote∣stants are agreed in all those twenty Particulars, even in all the material Doctrines about Man's Works and Justification, while this warlike Doctor
would set us all together by the ears still, he is over-ruled to assert that the Papists also are agreed with us. The more the better, I am glad if it be so, and will here end with so welcome a Conclusi∣on, that maketh us all herein to be Friends: only adding, That when he saith that [such are all Works whatever, (even Faith it self) which are called into the very least part of Justification]; even as a Condi∣tion or subordinate personal Evangelical Righteous∣ness, such as Christ and James, and a hundred Texts of Scripture assert; I answer, I cannot be∣lieve him, till I cease believing the Scriptures to be true; which I hope will never be: And am sorry that so worthy a Man can believe so gross an Opi∣nion, upon no better reasons than he giveth: And yet imagine, that had I the opportunity of free conference with him, I could force him to manifest, That he himself differeth from us but in meer words or second Notions, while he hotly proclaimeth a greater discord.