Warne, Jonathan
Warne, Jonathan, fl. 1730-1742
Warne, Jonathan, éditeur
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- 100 1 _ ‡a Warne, Jonathan ‡d fl. 1730-1742
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4xx's: Alternate Name Forms (6)
Works
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Arminianism : the Back-Door to popery; Humbly Offered to The Consideration of the Arch-Bishops, Bishops, with the Rest of the English Clergy; and the Students in Both Universities | |
An attempt to promote true love and unity between the Church of England and the dissenters who are Calvinists, of the Baptist, Independant, and Presbyterian perswasions; by setting down the thirty-nine articles of the aforesaid Church in one column, and the articles of fait of those dissenters in another. That every impartial Person may, at one View, discover, that they all agree in every essential Point, that concerns our eternal Salvation: Which will be a good means to create true Love, and cordial Affection to each other | |
The babel of quakerism thrown down: or The errors and inconsistencies of Robert Barclay's apology for the quakers, discover'd and confuted : In a letter to Dr. Routh, a Principal Teacher among that people, meeting in Southwark, London. By a Lover of the Truth. | |
A Baptist bibliography: | |
The bishop of London's doctrine of justification, in his late pastoral letter, proved by Bishop Andrews's sermon on that point, so contrary to the Church of England, that it rather agrees with the Church of Rome. With a postscript: In Vindication of the Revd. Mr. Whitefield's Assertions, relating to the Errors contained in the Book call'd the Whole Duty of Man, and Archbishop Tillotson's Works | |
The church of England turned dissenter at last : Clearly proving, that the generality of those that profess themselves her clergy, have forsaken most of the important doctrines of her articles, homilies and collects, contained in the Common-Prayer | |
The downfal of Arminianism: or, Arminius (who falsly calls himself a Son of the Church of England.) tried and cast, (and in him all his adherents, who call themselves Sons of the Church of England.) before the right honourable the lord chief justice Truth, for holding and propagating false opinions, concerning the five following points, viz. 1. Absolute election. 2. Particular redemption. 3. The efficacy of God's grace in conversion. 4. The impotency of man's will in conversion. 5. The final perseverance of the renegate. Proved true from 1. The Articles of the Church of England. 2. Her Common-Prayer Book. 3. Her homilies. 4. The Holy Scriptures .. | |
Dr. Trapp try'd, and cast; and allow'd to the 10th of May next to recant. Being some remarks on a late book, intitled, The nature, folly, sin, and danger, of being righteous over-much | |
The dreadful degeneracy of a great part of the clergy : The means to promote Irreligion, Atheism, and Popery. To which is prefix'd, a letter to the Reverend Mr. George Whitefield | |
International commercial dispute resolution | |
A letter to the people of England : Occasion'd by the falling away of the clergy from the doctrines of the Reformation | |
A remonstrance address'd to the clergy : Shewing, Where the Charge of Deism (without returning to the Old Divinity) will necessarily terminate | |
The spirit of the martyrs revived in the doctrines of the Reverend Mr. George Whitefield, and the judicious, and faithful Methodists. ... To which are added, some thoughts on pluralities, and non-residence. Part I |