An Apology for the True Christian Divinity Being an explanation and vindication of the principles and doctrines of the people called Quakers

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Barclay, Robert, 1648-1690

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Produced by Emmanuel Ackerman and the Online Distributed Proofreading Team at www.pgdp.net (This book was produced from images made available by the HathiTrust Digital Library, Google and the University of Michigan Library.)

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English

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BX: Philosophy, Psychology, Religion: Christianity: Churches, Church movements

Subject

Society of Friends -- Early works to 1800

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Text

Project Gutenberg

eBook-No. 56487

Release Date

February 2, 2018

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Public domain in the USA.

Contents

1. 1.Untitled
2. 2.AN APOLOGY FOR THE True Christian Divinity,
3. 3.TABLE OF CONTENTS
4. 4. — TO CHARLES II. KING OF GREAT BRITAIN, And the Dominions thereunto belonging: ROBERT BARCLAY ,
5. 5.R. B. Unto the Friendly Reader wisheth Salvation.
6. 6.THESES THEOLOGICÆ. — The First Proposition. — The Second Proposition. — The Third Proposition. — The Fourth Proposition. — The Fifth and Sixth Propositions. — The Fifth Proposition. — The Sixth Proposition. — The Seventh Proposition. — The Eighth Proposition. — The Ninth Proposition. — The Tenth Proposition. — The Eleventh Proposition. — The Twelfth Proposition. — The Thirteenth Proposition. — The Fourteenth Proposition. — The Fifteenth Proposition.
7. 7.PROPOSITION I.
8. 8.PROPOSITION II. — §. I. — §. II. — §. III. — §. IV. — §. V. — §. VI. — §. VII. — §. VIII. — §. IX. — §. X. — §. XI. — §. XII. — §. XIII. — §. XIV. — §. XV. — §. XVI.
9. 9.PROPOSITION III. — §. I. — §. II. — §. III. — §. IV. — §. V. — §. VI. — §. VII. — §. VIII. — §. IX.
10. 10.PROPOSITION IV. — §. I. — §. II. — §. III. — §. IV. — §. V.
11. 11.PROPOSITIONS V. & VI. — §. I. — §. II. — §. III. — §. IV. — §. V. — §. VI. — §. VII. — §. VIII. — §. IX. — §. X. — §. XI. — §. XII. — §. XIII. — §. XIV. — §. XV. — §. XVI. — §. XVII. — §. XVIII. — §. XIX. — §. XX. — §. XXI. — §. XXII. — §. XXIII. — §. XXIV. — §. XXV. — §. XXVI. — §. XXVII. — §. XXVIII.
12. 12.PROPOSITION VII. — §. I. — §. II. — §. III. — §. IV. — §. V. — §. VI. — §. VII. — §. VIII. — §. IX. — §. X. — §. XI. — §. XII. — §. XIII.
13. 13.PROPOSITION VIII. — §. I. — §. II. — §. III. — §. IV. — §. V. — §. VI. — §. VII. — §. VIII. — §. IX. — §. X. — §. XI.
14. 14.PROPOSITION IX. — §. I. — §. II. — §. III. — §. IV. — §. V.
15. 15.PROPOSITION X. — §. I. — §. II. — §. III. — §. IV. — §. V. — §. VI. — §. VII. — §. VIII. — §. IX. — §. X. — §. XI. — §. XII. — §. XIII. — §. XIV. — §. XV. — §. XVI. — §. XVII. — §. XVIII. — §. XIX. — §. XX. — §. XXI. — §. XXII. — §. XXIII. — §. XXIV. — §. XXV. — §. XXVI. — §. XXVII. — §. XXVIII. — §. XXIX. — §. XXX. — §. XXXI. — §. XXXII. — §. XXXIII.
16. 16.PROPOSITION XI. — §. I. — §. II. — §. III. — §. IV. — §. V. — §. VI. — §. VII. — §. VIII. — §. IX. — §. X. — §. XI. — §. XII. — §. XIII. — §. XIV. — §. XV. — §. XVI. — §. XVII. — §. XVIII. — §. XIX. — §. XX. — §. XXI. — §. XXII. — §. XXIII. — §. XXIV. — §. XXV. — §. XXVI. — §. XXVII. — §. XXVIII.
17. 17.PROPOSITION XII. — §. I. — §. II. — §. III. — §. IV. — §. V. — §. VI. — §. VII. — §. VIII. — §. IX. — §. X.
18. 18.PROPOSITION XIII. — §. I. — §. II. — §. III. — §. IV. — §. V. — §. VI. — §. VII. — §. VIII. — §. IX. — §. X. — §. XI.
19. 19.PROPOSITION XIV. — §. I. — §. II. — §. III. — §. IV. — §. V. — §. VI.
20. 20.PROPOSITION XV. — §. I. — §. II. — §. III. — §. IV. — §. V. — §. VI. — §. VII. — §. VIII. — §. IX. — §. X. — §. XI. — §. XII. — §. XIII. — §. XIV. — §. XV. — §. XVI.
21. 21.THE CONCLUSION.
22. 22. — A Table of the Authors cited in this Book . — A — B — C — D — E — F — G — H — I — L — M — N — O — P — Q — R — S — T — V — W — Z
23. 23.A Table of the Chief Things . — A — B — C — D — E — F — G — H — I — K — L — M — N — O — P — Q — R — S — T — V — W
24. 24.ERRATA. — TRANSCRIBER’S NOTE.

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