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catalog alternative "Irenicum".
catalog alternative "Irenicum, healing the divisions among God's people".
catalog contributor b12025760.
catalog contributor b12025761.
catalog created "c1997.".
catalog date "1997".
catalog date "c1997.".
catalog dateCopyrighted "c1997.".
catalog description "1. The text opened, and suitableness of it to our times shown -- 2. The evil dividing between God and anything else -- 3. Heart-divisions one from another -- 4. The first dividing principle: There can be no agreement without uniformity -- 5. The second dividing principle: All religions are to be tolerated -- 6. The question discussed, what should be done to a man who pleads his conscience -- 7. They who are for a congregational way do not hold absolute liberty for all religions -- 8. The third dividing principle: Nothing which is conceived evil is to be suffered -- 9. Rules to know in what things we are to bear with our brethren -- 10. The fourth dividing principle: Division is the best way to maintain dominion -- 11. The fifth dividing principle: Every man is bound to profess and practice always what he apprehends to be true -- 12. The sixth dividing principles: What is in itself best must be chosen and done, not weighing circumstances or references -- 13. The seventh dividing principle: It is obstinacy for a man not to be convinced by the judgment of many who are more learned and godly than himself -- 14. The eighth dividing principle: If others are against what we conceive to be true, we may judge them to go against their own light".
catalog description "15. Dividing distempers: what they are and how they cause divisions -- 16. The pride of men's hearts is the great dividing distemper -- 17. Self-love, the second dividing distemper -- 18. The third dividing distemper is envy; the fourth dividing distemper is passion -- 19. The fifth dividing distemper is rigidness; the sixth, rashness; the seventh, willfulness; the eighth, unconstancy -- 20. The ninth dividing distemper is a spirit of jealousy; the tenth, a spirit of contention; the eleventh, covetousness; the twelfth, falseness -- 21. Dividing practices; the first, the practice of the tongue; the second, needless disputes -- 22. The third dividing practice: Men not keeping within the bounds that God has set for them -- 23. The fourth dividing practice: disorderly gathering of churches -- 24. The fifth dividing practice: seeking to demean the credits of those men whom the Lord uses as instruments of good -- 25. The sixth dividing practice: giving characterizing names to men that are names of division -- 26. The seven, eighth, ninth, tenth, eleventh, and twelfth dividing practices -- 27. The evil of divisions: They hinder much good -- 28. The sinfulness of our divisions -- 29. The woeful miseries of our divisions -- 20. Cautions about our divisions, that we may not make an ill use of them, but try if it be possible to get good out of them -- 31. The cure of our divisions: joining principles -- 32. Joining considerations -- 33. Joining graces -- 34. Joining practices -- 35. Exhortation to peaceable and brotherly union, showing the excellency of it.".
catalog extent "xii, 436 p. ;".
catalog identifier "1573580589".
catalog issued "1997".
catalog issued "c1997.".
catalog language "eng".
catalog publisher "Morgan, PA : Soli Deo Gloria,".
catalog subject "262/.001/1 21".
catalog subject "BX7 .B8 1997".
catalog subject "Christian union Early works to 1800.".
catalog tableOfContents "1. The text opened, and suitableness of it to our times shown -- 2. The evil dividing between God and anything else -- 3. Heart-divisions one from another -- 4. The first dividing principle: There can be no agreement without uniformity -- 5. The second dividing principle: All religions are to be tolerated -- 6. The question discussed, what should be done to a man who pleads his conscience -- 7. They who are for a congregational way do not hold absolute liberty for all religions -- 8. The third dividing principle: Nothing which is conceived evil is to be suffered -- 9. Rules to know in what things we are to bear with our brethren -- 10. The fourth dividing principle: Division is the best way to maintain dominion -- 11. The fifth dividing principle: Every man is bound to profess and practice always what he apprehends to be true -- 12. The sixth dividing principles: What is in itself best must be chosen and done, not weighing circumstances or references -- 13. The seventh dividing principle: It is obstinacy for a man not to be convinced by the judgment of many who are more learned and godly than himself -- 14. The eighth dividing principle: If others are against what we conceive to be true, we may judge them to go against their own light".
catalog tableOfContents "15. Dividing distempers: what they are and how they cause divisions -- 16. The pride of men's hearts is the great dividing distemper -- 17. Self-love, the second dividing distemper -- 18. The third dividing distemper is envy; the fourth dividing distemper is passion -- 19. The fifth dividing distemper is rigidness; the sixth, rashness; the seventh, willfulness; the eighth, unconstancy -- 20. The ninth dividing distemper is a spirit of jealousy; the tenth, a spirit of contention; the eleventh, covetousness; the twelfth, falseness -- 21. Dividing practices; the first, the practice of the tongue; the second, needless disputes -- 22. The third dividing practice: Men not keeping within the bounds that God has set for them -- 23. The fourth dividing practice: disorderly gathering of churches -- 24. The fifth dividing practice: seeking to demean the credits of those men whom the Lord uses as instruments of good -- 25. The sixth dividing practice: giving characterizing names to men that are names of division -- 26. The seven, eighth, ninth, tenth, eleventh, and twelfth dividing practices -- 27. The evil of divisions: They hinder much good -- 28. The sinfulness of our divisions -- 29. The woeful miseries of our divisions -- 20. Cautions about our divisions, that we may not make an ill use of them, but try if it be possible to get good out of them -- 31. The cure of our divisions: joining principles -- 32. Joining considerations -- 33. Joining graces -- 34. Joining practices -- 35. Exhortation to peaceable and brotherly union, showing the excellency of it.".
catalog title "Irenicum to the lovers of truth and peace : heart-divisions opened in the causes and evils of them, with cautions that we may not be hurt by them, and endeavors to heal them / by Jeremiah Burroughs ; edited by Don Kistler.".
catalog title "Irenicum".
catalog title "Irenicum, healing the divisions among God's people".
catalog type "Early works. fast".
catalog type "text".