Letter VII: An inquiry whether, if believing be a spiritual act of the mind, it does not presuppose the subject of it to be spiritual

Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter i
2. Contents vii
3. Acknowledgements ix
4. General editor’s foreword xiii
5. Editor’s introduction xv
6. 1. Overview of Sandemanianism 1
7. 2. Sandemanianism among British Baptists 13
8. 3. Overview of Strictures on Sandemanianism 27
9. 4. Publication history and notes on the text 33
10. Andrew Fuller Strictures on Sandemanianism, in Twelve Letters to a Friend
11. Letter I: Introduction 37
12. Letter II: Containing a general view of the system, with its leading points of difference from the systems which it opposes 45
13. Letter III: Containing a more particular inquiry into the consequences of Mr. Sandeman’s notion of justifying faith 60
14. Letter IV: On the faith of Devils, and nominal Christians 69
15. Letter V: On the connexion between repentance toward God and faith toward our Lord Jesus Christ 78
16. Letter VI: On the connexion between knowledge and disposition 89
17. Letter VII: An inquiry whether, if believing be a spiritual act of the mind, it does not presuppose the subject of it to be spiritual 100
18. Letter VIII: An inquiry whether the principles here defended affect the doctrine of free justification in the righteousness of Christ 111
19. Letter IX: On certain New Testament practices 123
20. Letter X: An inquiry into the principles on which the Apostles proceeded in forming and organizing Christian churches 131
21. Letter XI: Of the kingdom of Christ 142
22. Letter XII: The spirit of the system compared with that of primitive Christianity 146
23. Index of names 155
24. Scripture index 156
25. Subject index 160