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TITLE: Reason against Railing, and Truth against Fiction: Being an Answer to Two Pamphlets, entituled, A Dialogue between a Christian and a Quaker; and the Continuation of the Dialogue, &c. By one Thomas Hicks, an Anabaptist Teacher
in Collection of the works of William Penn(Volume 2)

AUTHOR:   Penn, William.   - EDITOR:   Penn, William.  

Table of Contents:    Corpus Table of Contents
  • (22)  REASON against RAILING, AND TRUTH against FICTION.    Starts at - Img 503 Pg 498
  • (23)  Reason against Railing, and Truth against Fiction.    Starts at - Img 504 Pg 499
    • (23.1)  CHAP. I. The Introduction to the Discourse. Reasons why the Dialogue was not answered before.    Starts at - Img 504 Pg 499
    • (23.2)  CHAP. II. Something of the Manner of his Dealing with us.    Starts at - Img 505 Pg 500
    • (23.3)  CHAP. III. The Question Stated, and accordingly Pursued. Our Adversary proved False and Weak.    Starts at - Img 506 Pg 501
    • (23.4)  CHAP. IV. Of the True Evangelical RULE.    Starts at - Img 510 Pg 507
    • (23.5)  CHAP. V. Of his Insinuations against us concerning the Scriptures.    Starts at - Img 518 Pg 515
    • (23.6)  CHAP. VI. Of our Faith in Christ.    Starts at - Img 520 Pg 517
    • (23.7)  CHAP. VII. Of the Seed, and Redemption of the Seed.    Starts at - Img 523 Pg 520
    • (23.8)  CHAP. VIII. Of the SOUL of Mani    Starts at - Img 524 Pg 521
    • (23.9)  CHAP. IX, Of Justification, and something of Satisfaction.    Starts at - Img 525 Pg 522
    • (23.10)  CHAP. X. Of the Doctrine of Sanctification and Perfection. The Ignorance or Malice of T. Hicks Detected.    Starts at - Img 535 Pg 532
    • (23.11)  CHAP. XI. Of COMMANDS, MOTIONS and MINISTRY. T. Hicks proved Unjust to us, and an Enemy to God's Law, Gospel, the Quakers, and himself.    Starts at - Img 536 Pg 533
    • (23.12)  CHAP. XII. Of Resurrection and Rewards.    Starts at - Img 546 Pg 543
    • (23.13)  CHAP. XIII. A Collection of some of T. Hicks's many Contradictions, Perversions, Lyes, Forgeries, Railings and Scofts at Witnessing; from all which, he is proved to be neither a True Christian, nor a True Man.    Starts at - Img 548 Pg 545
    • (23.14)  A Postscript of Complaint against the Unfair Dealing of our Publick Enemies.    Starts at - Img 564 Pg 559