The chief principles of popery confuted by scripture and reason, : shewing that Peter was not, and that the Pope is not the rock upon which the church is built, but Christ alone, &c. And that the Pope, nor priests, hath no more authority from God to forgive sins as they are committed against him, then one traytor hath to forgive another treason committed against the King; and also shewing how far men may, and ought to forgive sins.
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