Dissuasive from popery. Confirmation. Ductor dubitantium

affirmed answer apostles argument Austin authority baptism baptized believe Bellarmine bishop blessed bread called canon charity Christ Christ's body Christians Church of England Church of Rome commandment confession confirmation conscience consider Council Council of Trent death discourse Dissuasive Divine doctrine Donatists duty enim epistle eucharist evil faith fathers fear friendship give God's grace Greek Gregory Nazianzen hath heaven Holy Ghost Holy Spirit images imposition of hands innocent inquiry Irenæus Jesus judge Justin Martyr Lord minister ministry nature never pardon Paul penitent perfect persons persuaded Pope pray prayer pretend priest Primitive Church proposition purgatory quæ quam question quod reason receive religion repentance rite Roman Roman doctors rule sacrament saith Scripture sect sense shew sins Sixtus Senensis souls speak suppose tell Tertullian testimony Theodoret things tion transubstantiation true truth understand unto wise words of St worship καὶ τοῦ