The platform of Christianity Being the general heads of the Protestant religion, as professed in the Church of England, set forth in the words of the thirty nine articles of religion. Divided into Paragraphs in the Method of a Catechism: to which are added, scripture proofs. With a preface, Concerning the present Defection from the Christian Faith; and some Considerations humbly offered towards reconciling Mens different Opinions about Predestination, mentioned in the Seventeenth Article. By a country clergyman

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