Authored works
The Nature of the Kingdom, or Church, of Christ
If the very Essence of God’s worship be Spirit and Truth; If Religion be Virtue and Charity, under the Belief of a Supreme Governour and Judge; if True Real Faith cannot be the effect of Force; and, if there can be no Reward where there is no Willing Choice: then, in all, or any of these Cases, to apply Force or Flattery, Worldly pleasure or pain; is to act contrary to the Interests of True Religion, as it is plainly opposite to the Maxims upon which Christ founded his Kingdom; who chose the Motives which are not of this world, to support a Kingdom which is not of this world.
18 min read
Anglicanism Establishment Freedom of Religion Governance Theology Visible and Invisible Church Voluntary Principle