Part I. On the Principles of the Quakers and of the Other Religious Bodies Which Have Arisen since the Reformation, and on the Systems to Which They Have Given Birth
Chapter I. Quakerism
Section I. On the Positive Doctrines of the Quakers
Section II. Objections to the Quaker Theology Considered
Section III. The Quaker System
Section IV. On the Practical Working of the Quaker System
Chapter II. Pure Protestantism
Section I. The Leading Principles of the Reformation
Section II. Objections to the Principles of the Reformation Considered
Section III. Protestant Systems
Section IV. The Practical Working of the Protestant Systems
Chapter III. Unitarianism
Chapter IV. On the Tendency of the Religious, Philosophical, and Political Movements Which Have Taken Place in Protestant Bodies, since the Middle of the Last Century
Section I. Religious Movements
Section II. Philosophical Movements
Section III. Political Movements
Part II. Of the Catholic Church and the Romish System
Chapter I. Recapitulation
Chapter II. Indications of a Spiritual Constitution
Chapter III. The Scriptural View of This Constitution