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Christianity not founded on argument; and the true principle of Gospel-evidence assigned: in a letter to a young gentleman at Oxford
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Occasional communion fundamentally destructive of the discipline of the primitive catholick church, and contrary to the doctrine of the latest scriptures, concerning church-communion. By Henry Dodwell, M.A.
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A preliminary defence of the epistolary discourse, concerning the distinction between soul and spirit. In two parts. I. Against the Charge of favouring Impiety. II. Against the Charge of favouring Heresie. In the Former is inserted a Digression, Proving
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The case in view, now in fact, proving, that the Continuance of a separate communion, without substitutes in any of the late invalidly-deprived sees, since the death of William late Lord Bishop of Norwich, is schismatical. With an appendix, proving, That
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De nupero schismate anglicano parænesis ad exteros tam reformatos quam etiam pontificios quâ, jura episcoporum vetera, eorundemque a magistratu seculari independentia omnibus asserenda commendantur. Ab Henrico Dodwello, A.M. Dubliniensi
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An admonitory discourse concerning the late English schism, address'd to those of the reformed, as well as roman religion abroad: wherein the ancient rights of bishops, and their independency of the secular magistrate, are asserted and recommended. By Hen
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Mr. Dodwell and Mrs. Ormsby' case. John Ormsby, Esq; Appellant. Henry Dodwell, and Catherine his Wife, and Mrs. Elizabeth Ormsby, Respondents. And the said Henry Dodwell and his Wife, and Mrs. Elizabeth Ormsby, Appellants in Cross Appeals. And the said Jo
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Christianity not founded on argument; and the true principle of Gospel-evidence assigned: in a letter to a young gentleman at Oxford
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A further prospect of The case in view, in answer to some New Objections Not There Considered
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An epistolary discourse, proving, from the scriptures and the first fathers, that the soul is a principle naturally mortal; But Immortalized Actually by the Pleasure of God, to Punishment; or, to Reward, by its Union with the Divine Baptismal Spirit. Wher
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Exercitationes duæ: prima, de ætate Phalaridis; secunda, de ætate Pythagoræ philosophi. Ab Henrico Dodwello, A. M. Dubliniensi
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Christianity not founded on argument; and the true principle of Gospel-Evidence assigned: in a letter to a young gentleman at Oxford
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The natural mortality of humane souls clearly demonstrated, from the Holy Scriptures, and the concurrent Testimonies of the Primitive Writers. Being an explication of a famous passage in the dialogue of S. Justin Martyr with Tryphon, concerning the Soul's
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A brief history of the revival of the Arian heresie in England since the Reformation: and of its being instantly suppress'd by the vigilant care of the government under Queen Elizabeth, and King James I. of ever glorious memory. Containing an account of t
Dodwell, HenryDate: 1711
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The scripture account of the eternal rewards or punishments of all that hear of the Gospel, without an immortality necessarily resulting from the nature of the souls themselves that are concerned in those Rewards or Punishments. Shewing particularly: I. H
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An appendix. Proving, that our late invalidly-deprived Fathers had no right to substitute successors, who might legitimate the separation, after that the schism had been concluded ..
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A discourse concerning the use of incense in divine offices. Wherein it is Proved, That that Practice, taken up in the Middle Ages, both by the Eastern and Western Churches, is, notwithstanding, an Innovation from the Doctrine of the first and purest Chur
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An epistolary discourse, proving, from the Scriptures and the first fathers, that the soul is a principle naturally mortal: But Immortalized Actually: by the Pleasure of God to Punishment; or, to Reward by its Union with the Divine Baptismal Spirit Wherei
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An epistolary discourse, proving, from the Scriptures and the first fathers, that the soul is a principle naturally mortal: but immortalized actually: by the Pleasure of God to Punishment; or, to Reward by its Union with the Divine Baptismal Spirit. Where
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Henrici Dodwelli De Parma Equestri Woodwardiana dissertatio. Accedit Thomæ Neli Dialogus inter reginam Elizabetham & Robertum Dudleium, Comitem Leycestriae & Academiae Oxoniensis Cancellarium, in quo de academiæ ædificiis præclare agitur. Recensuit edidit
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Christianity not founded on argument; and the true principle of gospel-evidence assigned: in a letter to a young gentleman at Oxford
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A case in view consider'd: in a discourse, proving that in case our present invalidly deprived fathers shall leave all their sees vacant, either by death or resignation we shall not then be obliged to keep up our separation from those bishops, who are as
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Christianity not founded on argument; and the true principle of Gospel-evidence assigned: in a letter to a young gentleman at Oxford

Occasional communion fundamentally destructive of the discipline of the primitive catholick church, and contrary to the doctrine of the latest scriptures, concerning church-communion. By Henry Dodwell, M.A.

A preliminary defence of the epistolary discourse, concerning the distinction between soul and spirit. In two parts. I. Against the Charge of favouring Impiety. II. Against the Charge of favouring Heresie. In the Former is inserted a Digression, Proving

The case in view, now in fact, proving, that the Continuance of a separate communion, without substitutes in any of the late invalidly-deprived sees, since the death of William late Lord Bishop of Norwich, is schismatical. With an appendix, proving, That

De nupero schismate anglicano parænesis ad exteros tam reformatos quam etiam pontificios quâ, jura episcoporum vetera, eorundemque a magistratu seculari independentia omnibus asserenda commendantur. Ab Henrico Dodwello, A.M. Dubliniensi

An admonitory discourse concerning the late English schism, address'd to those of the reformed, as well as roman religion abroad: wherein the ancient rights of bishops, and their independency of the secular magistrate, are asserted and recommended. By Hen

Mr. Dodwell and Mrs. Ormsby' case. John Ormsby, Esq; Appellant. Henry Dodwell, and Catherine his Wife, and Mrs. Elizabeth Ormsby, Respondents. And the said Henry Dodwell and his Wife, and Mrs. Elizabeth Ormsby, Appellants in Cross Appeals. And the said Jo

Christianity not founded on argument; and the true principle of Gospel-evidence assigned: in a letter to a young gentleman at Oxford

A further prospect of The case in view, in answer to some New Objections Not There Considered

An epistolary discourse, proving, from the scriptures and the first fathers, that the soul is a principle naturally mortal; But Immortalized Actually by the Pleasure of God, to Punishment; or, to Reward, by its Union with the Divine Baptismal Spirit. Wher

Exercitationes duæ: prima, de ætate Phalaridis; secunda, de ætate Pythagoræ philosophi. Ab Henrico Dodwello, A. M. Dubliniensi

Christianity not founded on argument; and the true principle of Gospel-Evidence assigned: in a letter to a young gentleman at Oxford

The natural mortality of humane souls clearly demonstrated, from the Holy Scriptures, and the concurrent Testimonies of the Primitive Writers. Being an explication of a famous passage in the dialogue of S. Justin Martyr with Tryphon, concerning the Soul's

A brief history of the revival of the Arian heresie in England since the Reformation: and of its being instantly suppress'd by the vigilant care of the government under Queen Elizabeth, and King James I. of ever glorious memory. Containing an account of t

The scripture account of the eternal rewards or punishments of all that hear of the Gospel, without an immortality necessarily resulting from the nature of the souls themselves that are concerned in those Rewards or Punishments. Shewing particularly: I. H

An appendix. Proving, that our late invalidly-deprived Fathers had no right to substitute successors, who might legitimate the separation, after that the schism had been concluded ..

A discourse concerning the use of incense in divine offices. Wherein it is Proved, That that Practice, taken up in the Middle Ages, both by the Eastern and Western Churches, is, notwithstanding, an Innovation from the Doctrine of the first and purest Chur

An epistolary discourse, proving, from the Scriptures and the first fathers, that the soul is a principle naturally mortal: But Immortalized Actually: by the Pleasure of God to Punishment; or, to Reward by its Union with the Divine Baptismal Spirit Wherei

An epistolary discourse, proving, from the Scriptures and the first fathers, that the soul is a principle naturally mortal: but immortalized actually: by the Pleasure of God to Punishment; or, to Reward by its Union with the Divine Baptismal Spirit. Where

Henrici Dodwelli De Parma Equestri Woodwardiana dissertatio. Accedit Thomæ Neli Dialogus inter reginam Elizabetham & Robertum Dudleium, Comitem Leycestriae & Academiae Oxoniensis Cancellarium, in quo de academiæ ædificiis præclare agitur. Recensuit edidit

Christianity not founded on argument; and the true principle of gospel-evidence assigned: in a letter to a young gentleman at Oxford

Christianity not founded on argument; and the true principle of Gospel-evidence assigned: in a letter to a young gentleman at Oxford

A case in view consider'd: in a discourse, proving that in case our present invalidly deprived fathers shall leave all their sees vacant, either by death or resignation we shall not then be obliged to keep up our separation from those bishops, who are as