1630 Via Tuta The Safe Way Puritan Church of England Controversy Humphrey Lynde

1630 Via Tuta The Safe Way Puritan Church of England Controversy Humphrey Lynde

“Admit, that Protestants should allow a possibility of salvation to all believing Christians in the bosom of the Roman church, what do our adversaries infer from hence? Therefore, it is the safer way to persist in that Church, where both sides agree, than where one part stands single in opinion by themselves.” –­ Lynde, Via Tuta

Humphrey Lynde, a 17^th-century Puritan, pursued various attacks, both verbal and literary, on the Catholic Church. Lynde aims to use scripture, the Council of Trent, and the Catholic liturgy itself to defend his viewpoints supporting the Protestant Church of England.

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LYNDE, Sir Humphrey

Via tuta : the safe way leading all christians, by the testimonies and confessions of our best learned adversaries, to the true, ancient, and Catholique faith, now professed in the Church of England

London : Printed by Aug. M[athewes] for Rob. Milbourne, and are to be sold at his shop at the Grayhound in Pauls Churchyard, 1630. Fourth edition, revised by the author. Printer’s name from STC 17100a (2^nd ed). Lowndes 1420.

Details:

• Collation complete with all pages: [1], [42], 333, [6]
• Binding: Half-calf modern binding with marbled boards; tight & secure
• Language: English
• Size: ~6in X 3.5in (15cm x 9cm)

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