II. Cautions respecting the language of religious dis-
cussions, p. 195. 1. Ambiguity of terms, p. 196, — fatal-
ism and free-will, p. 197. — uses of the word Person,
p. 198. — controversies concerning regeneration, p. 198. —
2. Undue importance attached to forms of expression,
p. 200. — Utility of varying the analogous terms em-
ployed, p. 201. 3. The fixed phraseology of a party to
be avoided, p. 202.
LECTURE VIL

CONDUCT WITH RESPECT TO DISSENTERS.
CoL. iv. 5.
Walk in wisdom towards them that are without.
Existence of schism one of the appointed trials of
Christians, p. 206. The Laity as well as the Clergy
bound to oppose schism, p. 210.
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we belong to by an exemplary life, p. 213. Fallacious-
ness of forming any judgment respecting our Church
from the conduct of some of her nominal members, p.218,
II. Duty of zeal In the propagation of truth and refutation
of error, p. 219. Occasional dissent considered, p.221.
Utility of indirect opposition to sectaries, p. 225. Im-
portance of supplying the want of places of worship,
p. 227. III. Duty of conciliation, p,231, Christ's king-
dom not of this world — hence we are neither to over-
look the sinfulness of schism because the law does wisely
in affording it toleration, p. 233 — nor to resort to any
secular means of producing conformity, p. 234,

LECTURE VIII.
DIVISIONS WITHIN THE CHURCH.
iCoR. i, 12, 13.
