Fletcher's Checks to Antinomianism

JOHN FLETCHER'S CHECKS TO ΑΝΤΙΝΟΜΙANISM

Abridged by Rev. Peter Wiseman, S.T.D.
 

I. FIRST CHECK TO ANTINOMIANISM
Copy of the Circular Letter, etc.
Extracts from the Minutes of the Conference of 1770

I. A general view of Mr. Wesley's doctrine

II. The commendable design of the minutes

III. The three first propositions considered

IV. The remaining propositions examined

V. Expostulation with Mr. Shirley

II. SECOND CHECK TO ANTINOMIANISM
Preface-The publication of the First Check justified

I. The doctrine of a second justification by works defended

II. On Mr. Shirley's recantation of his sermons, and free will

III. The prevalence and evil consequences of Antinomianism

III. THIRD CHECK TO ΑΝΤΙΝΟΜIANISM

I. On man's faithfulness

II. On working for life

III. On men's sins displeasing God, but not their persons

IV. FOURTH CHECK TO ANTINOMIANISM
In a Series of Letters to Mr. Richard Hill

I. The doctrine of justification by works is scriptural

II. Established by the liturgy, articles, etc., of the Church

III. The doctrine of finished salvation and imputed righteousness overthrown

IV. Mr. Hill's arguments answered

V. Good works not termed "filthy rags," etc. in Scripture

VI. How far the Calvinists and remonstrants agree