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CONTENTS.
Dialogues and Letters between Crispus and Gaius.
DIALOGUE I.
Page.
On the Peculiar turn of the present Age.
9
DIALOGUE II.
On the Importance of truth.
15
DIALOGUE III.
On the connexion between Doctrinal, Experimental, and Practical Re-
ligion.
DIALOGUE IV.
On the Moral Character of God.
23
DIALOGUE V.
On the Free-agency of Man.
27
DIALOGUE VI.
On the Goodness of the Moral Law.
33
DIALOGUE VII.
On Antinomianism.
37
DIALOGUE VIII.
On Human Depravity.
41
DIALOGUE IX.
On the Total Depravity of Human Nature.
47
LETTER I.
. 51
LETTER II.
55
LETTER III.
61
LETTER IV.
Consequences resulting from the Doctrine of Human Depravity. 67
LETTER V.
Consequences resulting from the Doctrine of Human Depravity.
- 71
Three conversations between Peter, James, and John.
CONVERSATION I.
On Imputation.
79 91
CONVERSATION II.
On Substitution.
CONVERSATION III.
On Particular Redemption.
101
Answer to Three Queries.
113
A Meditation on the Nature and Progressiveness of the Heav-
enly Glory.
117
.
Antinomianism Contrasted with the Religion taught and exem-
plified in the Holy Scriptures.
Introduction.
- 145
PARTI.
Containing a Brief View of Antinomianism, with Arguments against
the leading Principle from which it is denominated.
159
PART II.
The Influence of Antinomianism, in perverting some of the principal
Doctrines of the Gospel,
173
Spiritual Pride: or the Occasions, Causes, and Effects of High-
mindedness in Religion ; with Considerations exciting to Self-
abasement,
Introduction,
SECTION I.
The Occasions, or Subjects, of Spiritual Pride,
195
SECTION II.
The Causes of Spiritual Pride,
213
193
The Awakened Sinner: a Correspondence between Archippus,
a Minister of the Gospel, and Epaphras, a Young Man
who had been one of his Hearers,
221
253
Part of a Body of Divinity.
On the Importanoe of System in the Study of Divinity,
On the Importance of a true System,
On the Principal and General Outlines of the System,
261
271
On the Being of God,
277
On the Necessity of a Divine Revelation,
283
LETTER VI.
On the Inspiration of the Holy Scriptures,
289
LETTER VII.
On the uniform bearing of the Scriptures on the Person and Work of
Christ,
297
LETTER VIII.
On the Perfections of God,
301
LETTER IX.
On the Trinity; or, on the Father, Son, and Spirit being One God, 307
315
Thoughts on Preaching,
On Expounding the Scriptures,
On Sermons, and the Subject-matter of them,
On the Composition of a Sermon,
321
327
The Great Question answered,
339
The Backslider : or an Inquiry into the Nature, Symptoms, and Ef-
fects of Religious Declension, with the Means of Recovery.
355
SECTION 1.
On the General Nature and Different Species of Backsliding,
357
On the Symptoms of a Backsliding Spirit,
371
SECTION III.
On the Injurious and Dangerous Effects of Sin lying upon the Conscience
unlamented,
SECTION IV.
On the Means of Recovery,
389
379
Expository Remarks on the Discipline of the Primitive Churches, 403
A Vindication of Protestant Dissent, from the Charges of
the Rev. Thomas Robinson, M. A., Vicar of St. Mary's,
Leicester,
417