THE DOCTRINE OF ORIGINAL SIN, AND TRACTS ON

VARIOUS SUBJECTS OF POLEMICAL DIVINITY.

PRINTED AND SOLD BY J. & J. HARPER,

NO. 327 PEARL-STREET.

CONTENTS OF VOLUME IX.

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1. A Letter to the Rev. Dr. Conyers Middleton, occasion-

ed by his late “ Free Inquiry"

1

II. A Letter to Dr. Warburton, Bishop of Gloucester, oc-

casioned by his Tract “On the Office and Operations

of ihe Holy Spirit”

67

III. A Letter to a Person lately joined with the People

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ed Quakers, in answer to a Letter written by him 110

IV. An Extract of a Letter to the Rev. Mr. Law, occa-

sioned by some of his Writings

118

V. A Letter to the Rev. Mr. Toogood, of Exeter ; occa-

sioned by his “ Dissent from the Church of England

fully justified"

151

VI. A Treatise on Baptism

155

VII. The Doctrine of Original Sin, according to Scripture,

Reason, and Experience–The Preface

166

Part I. SECTION 1. The Past State of Mankind con-

sidered

168

Sect. 2. The Present State of Mankind investigated 178

Part II. Szct. 1. The Scriptural Method of account-

ing for the total Degeneracy of the Human Race 200

Secr. 2. The Scriptures -examined which support the

Doctrine of Original Sin

218

Seot. 3 Dr. Taylor's Answer to some Objections and

Questions, examined

239

PART III. An Answer to Dr. Taylor's Supplement 259

Sect. 1. Of imputed Guilt

260

Secr. 2. Of the Nature and Design of our Aflictions

and Mortality

262

Sect. 3. The Arguments taken from the Calamities

and Sinfulness of Mankind, considered

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Sect. 4. Some Consequences of the Doctrine of Ori-

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ginal Sin

269

Sect. 5. A general Argument taken from God's decla-

rations concerning Mankind after the Deluge 270

SECT. 6. The Doctrine of Adam's being a Federal

Head, or Representative of Mankind, considered 273

Sect. 7. Of the Formation of our Nature in the

Womb

275

Secr. 8. Of Original Righteousness

278

Part IV. Extracts from Dr. Watts and Mr. Hebden 289

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