America, but makes use only, to give the knowledge of his Holy Name to them, of Idola∣ters and Superstitious Romanists, the true Preach∣ers staying at Home with their Wives and Chil∣dren.
Thirdly, That moreover this Faith and Doctrine, altho so Universal, yet all the Believers thereof have such an Unity and Agreement among themselves in matters of Faith. and such a subordination to the visible Head of the Church, that they make, as Christ said of his Sheep, Iohn 10. v. 16. one Flock and one visible Pastor, they both receiving all Spi∣ritual Light, Grace, and Direction, from their in∣visible Head and Pastor Iesus Christ.
Fourthly, That the Doctrine of the R. Church, leads evidently to a Sanctity of Life, and Worship of God Almighty, by a Sacramental Confession of Sins, Fasting, Praying, Self-denyal, Mortificati∣ons of the Flesh, Good Works, keeping GODS Commandements, by Vows, the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass, and many Ceremonies, by which out∣ward show we make appear our inward respect to God.
From hence it comes that in all Ages among the Believers of the R. Church, there has appeared pub∣lickly and visibly, to whole Nations Men of such Sanctity of Life with the Gifts of Miracles, that af∣ter their decease, their Lives and Miracles done both afore and after their Death, having been first se∣verely examin'd and discus'd, and then approv'd, they were after this Examination declared Saints, and as such, are for the present Honour'd by the whole Catholick Church. If you say, what is said of those Saints and their Miracles, is but Fabu∣lous.
Then I ask you, if a Iew would say the same