Whether they confer i,?ce 4. B&ptism of abortives '215, 214 r?rly or pAyf?_ y 193 1�ompulser? baptism 214 The Thomira and Scotlab 193, 194 [ (1.) Children, without the con- (7]m?'?tct?', or the feco?Lzry ?f- 194 [ sent of their parents 214 4. sad ?re, of charac. (8.) Of Jews and heretics 21�er 194-196 5. Their proofs for character consi- dered 196 (1.) Scripture proofs 196 (?.) Tradition 196 (3.) Councils 106 6. Baptinm, confirmation, and orders confer ?m?ce 106 7. Several questions concernin? cha,. racter 197, 198 8. Ar?ments a?inst character 198 X. Cfrem?zi?J ?ug ,?'rm? 198 !. These described 198 2. Their uses 199 3. Their effects 199 4. Use of the L?in tonrue 198, ?0 XI. Ob? ?',,?t ?A?r ? of 1. Their doctrine on this heed improperly thepriesthood 2. Is replete with dan?er to men's souls 3. %0 moral cheracter of the admi. nbtrator is injurious 200' i. They e.mploy their ncrsments es CHAFI'ER I!. BiPTZS?f 201 I. 1. 7??,? �IK Council of Florence quoted 201, 3. Council of Trent ?0?, II. 7'b o/Adtm 204 1. Division of it into proximate and 2. Chrism or oil is used 204 3. Directions respectin the
- 'l"ne proxin?te matter ?0� Doubtful matter 205
6. Whether baptism, performed by deadly ablution, ba valid Dans cited .200 IlL 7b/m Any person, male or female, mf, y _ baptize �'l'he baptism of adults 208 (1.? Tb. be baptized ,o- s mn_ _t?dy 208-210 (2.) Must have faith 210 ($.) Must be penitent 210, 211 ?. [Japtism of inmm pe?o? 211, 212 3. ]h_ptif? of childre? 212 �Jimnan Cstechism quoted 212 (4.) They claim all baptized per- sons as members of their church, subject to her antho- rity, and to be compelled to submit thereto 215 Council of Trent quoted 215, 216 Benedict XIV. cited 216 Dens quoted 217 (5.) ,all ]?,oman Catholics are bound to believe in, and use compulsion, in promoting their religion 217, 218 (6.) ?ne example of the Church of Rome accords with this theory 218, 219 6. The baptism of monsters 219, 1. They make it necemry to salv&. tion Council of Trent cited 2'20 Roman Catechism quoted _Bishop Play quoted 221 ' Derm 221, 2. They teach the damnation of all unbaptized infants 222 3. Baptism, by desire or martyr- 4. Ten arguments a?si_n_?_t their dec* trine on this point 223, 224 VII. TAr ?,? e/?z? 1. Enumeration of its effects 224, 2. The fiction or hinderance to bap- 3. Ariaunento a?inst their views of the effects of baptism VIII. 7'i? ?,F?M?J ?/?istr? . They have many ceremonies 2?, 226 �Some precede baptism 926, ?7 3. Others accompany it ?7 4. And others follow its administration ?7 5. The importance which they attach to them 6. Arfument tgaiust them 228 CHAPTER HI. C01q?IIB[?TION I. Stateroe,it of tA?r ?u?fi of ?t ? 1. Its m ?. Its ?c?ental ch?t? 3. l? ?tufion 1
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