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The nature and design of Christianity, that its

sole end is to deliver us from the misery and

disorder of this present state, and raise us to

a blissful enjoyment of the divine nature. 9

CHAP. II.

Christianity requires a change of nature, a
new life perfectly devoted to God

26

CHAP. III.

Chistianity requireth a renunciation of the world,
and all worldly tempers

43

CHAP. IV.

A continuation of the same subject

60

CHAP. V.

A further continuation of the same subject 79

CHAP. VI.

Christianity calleth all men to a state of self-
denial and mortification

103

CHAP. VII.

Some farther considerations upon the reasonable-

ness of self-denial

130