THE CONTENTS

Content	Pages
The Publisher to the Reader	iii to x
The true and solid grounds of Christian theology	1 to 54
That natural reason and divine faith proceed from two different and distinct principles in man	55 to 118
Of the two spirits in man, each striving for the governance of the soul	119 to 134

PART THE SECOND

Content	Pages
The difference between a philosopher and a Christian	1 to 14
Of the fall of Adam; that JESUS CHRIST is the Redeemer, and in him GOD the Word is the sole Teacher	15 to 29
The difference between the life of nature and the life of grace	30 to 45
Of the miracles of the Old and New Testament, and how the will of GOD may be known	46 to 65
Of the union of the Church of CHRIST and of the true religion	66 to 92

Treatises

The PUBLISHER to the READER.

...[the reader], according to the best of his knowledge, will confess that they clearly distinguish truth from falsehood: essentials from non-essentials accessories: good from evil; and lead from the corruption and misery of humanity to the transcendent love, wisdom, and goodness of almighty GOD.

accessories — Secondary or non-essential details that accompany the core truths (the "essentials") of a religious or philosophical matter.