in various ages forsaken the true Church on pretence of seeking for greater edification beyond her pale! He should have remembered, that if the Church of England be indeed Catholic and Apostolic, those devotions which are offered by separatists from her communion cannot be really pleasing to God. And he should also have reflected, that devotions and other religious acts in the Church of Rome are often so deeply mingled with superstition and Idolatry, and performed on motives so erroneous and offensive to God, that even if they present in some respects an appearance of greater piety, they do not really contribute to the greater sanctity of the Church or to the salvation of souls.

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