Rich; Baxters Apology Against the Modest Exceptions of Mr. T. Blake, and the Digression of Mr. G. Kendall (Classic Reprint)

Excerpt from Rich; Baxters Apology Against the Modest Exceptions of Mr. T. Blake, and the Digression of Mr. G. Kendall

For my part, I commend their zeal againfi Errour, fo it be Errour indeed, and fo they will moderate it with Charity and Humility. I am as firongly perfwaded that its the Diffenters that erre, as they are that its I. And were they as zealous againfi Errour indeed, I think I might have fpared the labour of fuch Writings as thefe. Bu: I remember how they reprehended 'bearm Rhennnm for his fu pofed coveteoufnefs, Bentue cflbeutue uttumenfiei. So are fuch Brethren charitable, fibi e fun. And all this comes a findio pur tium, and becaufe the Doetrine of the Unity of Chrifis Body, and the Communion of Saints (as Saints) is n0t reduced to praetice; and we love nor men fo much for being of the fame Body, as for being of the fame Side or Party with us; nor for being in the fame Chrifi as for being of the fame, Opinion. If he that knows Chrifi knows all things; and if Interefi in Chrifi alone be enough to make us Happy; then is it enough to make our Brother Arniable though [till we may be allowed, the diflike of his faults.

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