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A doctrinal catechism: wherein divers points of Catholic faith and practice assailed by modern heretics are sustained by an appeal to the Holy Scriptures, the testimony of the ancient fathers, and the dictates of reason, on the basis of Sch

CONTENTS. RISE AND PROGRESS OF PROTESTANTISM Chap. I. Nature and author of Protestantism, p. 15 Chap. II. Causes of Luther's new Creed, p. 17. Chap. III. Luther required to retract by Cardinal Cajetan, p. 19. Chap. IV. Luther judged by the Universities of Paris, &c.,p. 21. Chap. V. Luther cited by the secular power, p. 23. Chap. VI. Luther's mode of supplying his Church with priests, p. 26. LUTHER'S REFORMATION NOT THE WORK OF GOD. Chap. I. God not the author of the change of religion, p. 28. Chap. II. Luther's language to the Emperor and the Pope, p. 30. Chap. III. Luther's doctrine not of God, p. 32. Chap. IV. Luther's schism not brought about by God, p. 34. Chap. V. Means used by Luther not from God, p. 36. Chap. VI. What then are Luther's followers obliged to ? p. 38. THE TRUE CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST Chap. i. To be saved we must be members of the true Church — the true Church is that which was established eighteen hundred years ago, and has existed unceasingly since that time, p. 40. Chap. II. In what Church do we find these two marks of truth? p. 43 Chap. III. Can Protestants tell where and what was the true Church before Luther's time? p. 45. Chap. IV. What of the Hussites and

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