← A Discovery of the Manifold CorruptionsFr. Gregory Martin · 1582
The Arguments of Every Chapter
- Chap. 1. That the Protestants translate the holy Scripture falsely
on purpose, in favour of their heresies, throughout all
controversies.
- Chap. 2. Against Apostolical Traditions.
- Chap. 3. Against sacred Images.
- Chap. 4. The Ecclesiastical use of words turned into their original
and profane significations.
- Chap. 5. Against the Church.
- Chap. 6. Against Priest and Priesthood; where much
also is said of their profaning of Ecclesiastical words.
- Chap. 7. Against Purgatory, Limbus patrum, and Christ’s
descending into Hell.
- Chap. 8. Concerning Justification, and God’s justice in
rewarding good works.
- Chap. 9. Against Merits, meritorious works, and the
reward for the same.
- Chap. 10. Against Free will.
- Chap. 11. For Imputative justice against true inherent
justice.
- Chap. 12. For Special faith, vain security, and only
faith.
- Chap. 13. Against Penance and Satisfaction.
- Chap. 14. Against the holy Sacraments, namely
Baptism and Confession.
- Chap. 15. Against the Sacrament of Holy Orders, and for the
Marriage of Priests and Votaries.
- Chap. 16. Against the Sacrament of Matrimony.
- Chap. 17. Against the B. Sacrament, and Sacrifice,
and Altars.
- Chap. 18. Against the honour of Saints, namely of our B.
Lady.
- Chap. 19. Against the distinction of Latria and
Dulia.
- Chap. 20. By adding to the text.
- Chap. 21. Other heretical treacheries and
corruptions worthy of observation.
- Chap. 22. Other faults Judaical, profane, mere vanities,
follies, and novelties.