The Works of the Reverend John Fletcher, Volume 2

Lane & Scott, 1851 - 486 pages

ADVERTISEMENT	9

Remarks on the terms of the two covenantsSalvation and damnation	34

The doctrine of the preceding section weighed in the Scripture Scales	53

The doctrine of free grace and that of free will farther maintained	76

election of impartial justice	109

A view of St Pauls doctrine in the first chapter to the Ephesians	119

PREFACEAn invitation to the contending parties to end the controversy	129

The Scripture doctrine of the perseverance of the saints	137

A plan of general reconciliation and union between moderate Calvinists	342

Directions how to secure the blessings of peace and brotherly love	350

INTRODUCTION	367

A view of Mr Topladys schemeIt represents God as the first	376

The doctrine of necessity is the capital error of the Calvinists and	402

foundation of the most wretched schemes of philosophy and divinity	408

ANSWER TO MR TOPLADYS VINDICATION OF THE DECREES	415

Calvinian reprobation cannot be reconciled with Divine justice	432

The doctrine farther weighed in the Scripture Scales	146

The declaration of our Lord and his apostles concerning fallen believers	153

A double declaration proposed to guard the doctrines of free grace	159

Mr Toplady attempts in vain to retort the charge of Antinomian	164

The doctrines of free grace and free will farther maintained by Scrip	170

How prescience is consistent with liberty	176

The earliest fathers held the doctrine of the Scripture Scales	219

sovereignty	226

The Scriptures hold forth first and second causes and primary and	238

The author sums up the opposite errors of Zelotes and Honestus	247

Remarks on the two Gospel axioms upon which the doctrines of grace	268

THE RECONCILIATION OR AN EASY METHOD TO UNITE	283

Moderate Calvinists and Arminians may be easily reconciled to each other	290

Eight pair of opposite propositions on which the opposite doctrines	296

Inferences from the two essays	336

Much less can it be reconciled with Divine mercy	443

The arguments answered by which Mr Toplady tries to reconcile Cal	451

Mr Topladys argunients from Gods prescience answered	467

A caution against the tenet Whatever is is right	473

The doctrine of Christian perfection placed in a Scriptural light	491

The ninth and fifteenth articles of our Church properly understood	506

St Peter and St James declare for Christian perfection	521

St Paul was not carnal and sold under sinThe true meaning of	529

An answer to the arguments by which St Pauls supposed carnality	540

St Paul presents us with a striking picture of a perfect Christian	547

The doctrine of Christian perfection is truly evangelicalA recapitula	579

The distinction between sins and infirmities is truly ScripturalAn	601

An address to perfect Christian Pharisees	611

To imperfect believers who embrace the doctrine of Christian perfection	627

Address to perfect Christians	657

Title	The Works of the Reverend John Fletcher, Volume 2 The Works of the Reverend John Fletcher, John Fletcher
Author	John Fletcher
Publisher	Lane & Scott, 1851
Original from	the University of Virginia
Digitized	19 Dec 2008
ISBN	0598538720, 9780598538727
Length	486 pages

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