An Exposition of the 39 Articles of the Church of England

The University Press, 1831 - 562 pages

Bishops sent round them a de ed	22

They bind the consciences of the Argument from the idea of	28

An account of those various read True ideas of the goodness	36

Of creation and annihilation 37 Several senses put on this	72

The doctrine of the Trinity 45 of a forgery in this matter	79

Christ how the Son of God 54 The authority with which Christ	85

The silence of the Jews proves The controversy about oral tra	93

Christ was to us an expiatory sa What is well proved from scrip	99

The doctrine of purgatory 286 Pictures in churches for instruc	311

A passage in the Epistle to the The worship of relics	317

No invocation of saints in the Baptism by women 343	324

No saints invocated Christ only God	344

Arguments against this invoca and rites	351

Revealed religion designed to de How practised among us	357

Necessity is above rules of order	363

Not commanded in the New Tes The sacraments are to be used	365

These books were early received Of the Apostles Creed	141

Concerning the various readings Of the state of innocence	147

No difference between the Old agree with the Article	155

Our Saviour proved the resurrec Of its being efficacious or uni	163

We own the baptism and orders Great respect due to her decisions	168

Of their judiciary laws 132 are justified	171

Concerning the Creed of Atha may be sins in him who does	178

This is not a total incapacity matter ibid	180

Of the great extent of our duty faults of both	229

Objections against this answered Philosophers thought men might	235

Concerning apostasy and sin are infallible without good	241

The arguments of the sublapsa And whether they do agree	247

Objections against private judging The church of Rome run in	251

Our minds are free as our wills by the consent of princes	274

Changes in these sometimes ne traditions best	280

And the world expects little from it	304

But superiors must not impose too council ibid	309

Of marriage 379 403	379

It can be no sacrament ibid In what sense it was of more	404

Of the horror the Jews had at	434

Afterwards as the sacrament of 410	443

Our doctrine of a mystical pre vanced in the eastern church	448

The schoolmen descanted on it that they had any sacrifices	451

The adoration of the eucharist is fice	472

More particularly St Austins ib The church has not power	478

The decree of the council of Con kept	484

Extremes in this to be avoided ART XXXVI	505

The pastors of the church have Arian controversy	511

The obligation to obey canons That is founded on scriptures	517

The primitive Christians denied 487	523

From natural religion and the When oaths may be lawfully taken	529

But only to the doctrine ibid unlawful war ibid	546

General rules concerning idolatry Nothing of this kind objected	556

Title	An Exposition of the 39 Articles of the Church of England
Author	Gilbert Burnet
Publisher	The University Press, 1831
Original from	University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
Digitized	13 Aug 2014
Length	562 pages

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