The Christian Religion, as Profess'd by a Daughter of the Church of England [i.e. Mary Astell].

S. H., 1705 - 418 Seiten

Chriftian	6

And both Reason and this thirst	12

Reason can judge only of its own Ideas	18

Therefore they must have certain marks	24

Creatures	28

For the Holy Scripture is better	35

Supposing the Evidence not so full	41

The common Objections and the Per	42

Effects of Envy and its way of acting	185

Envy disappointed in its aims when	190

St Peter a fad instance of Selfconfi	196

The feveral degrees of Good whence	202

Our Superfluities are in Justice as well	208

Of Scandal in things Indifferent	221

Instance in Conversation between Per	226

And from Impertinent Inquisitive	232

Singularity how far commendable	48

Every Sincere Christian desirous	54

The Rule of Justice	56

What is a Scripture Mystery	59

They who object against these Myste	65

Religion not an Arbitrary Institu	70

How this has been corrupted 1	72

What it is that a late Book concerning	75

Provd from St Pauls Practise	81

Why the Author of the Reaſonableneſs	87

Some Actions naturally tend to Hap	92

weighs down the Balance on its fide	94

GODs Commands are an Effect of	98

He who has his Choice is not hardly	104

Obedience to GOD taught by our	107

What is the greatest difficulty	113

Even the Jewiſh Oeconomy ſhews	117

Indifferency in this case not excufable	123

8 Of the Mysteries of the Chriſtian	130

Of the Love of GOD and that it	136

faid Diſcourſe	142

The Love of GOD and an awe of	148

The consequences of	151

Whence our Duties are derivd i	157

The heinousness of doing evil under pre	163

What Respect we owe to each other	171

NonResistance a Doctrine plainly	179

Titel	The Christian Religion, as Profess'd by a Daughter of the Church of England [i.e. Mary Astell].
Autor/in	Mary Astell
Verlag	S. H., 1705
Original von	British Library
Digitalisiert	22. Mai 2015
Länge	418 Seiten

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Charity	238

SECT II	245

fifts	254

Mind and Body are intirely distinct	259

That it is impoſſible for Matter	267

up to the Dignity of our Nature	274

And by placing our Happiness in things	282

What Studies are usually recommended	298

to Reputation what he must	316

Money being an uncommon Vertue	324

Suffering for Righteousness fake	337

Of the regard due to our Bodies	343

The best Rule is not to Judge others	349

What is Christian Almsgiving	354

Of Cenforiousness and rash Fudg	360

12	363

Of our Principles and Intentions	366

372	372

Why the Infirmities of the Saints	382

Submiſſion of this Diſcourſe to Lawful	388

What is said to be the Deſign of that	394

Even	400

The Object of Divine Worship Contro	401

What is not Pride 88

What

Pride a Sin chiefly against GOD