XX. 4. xxix. 8. xxx. 2. They are

to be managed according to the nature of the crime, and the de- merit of the person, con, xxx. 4. Penitent dinners are to be absolved from censures, eon. xxx. 2.
Censuring. Rash, harsh, and par-^ tial censuring sinful, cat. 145.
Cei«?mouiai law. See Latv.
Charity towards our neighbour, wherein it consist*, cat. 135, 141^ 144, J 47. What contrary to it, cat. 136, 142, 1.45, 148. Giving and lending freely according tc
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our ability, and the necessities of others, is a duty, con. xxvi. 2. cat. 141.
Charms unlawful, cat. 113.
Chastity, cat. 1 38.
Children that die in infancy, how saved, con. x. 3. The children of such as profess the true religion are members of the visible church, con. XXV. 2. cat. 62. And are to be baptized, cm, xxviii. 4. cat. 1()6.
Christ, why so called, cat. 42. Is the only Mediator between God and man, con. viii. 1. cat. 36. Who being very God, of one substance, and equdi with the Father, c^jn. viii. 2. cat. 11, 36. In the fulness f tllne became man, con. viii. 2. ./. 36, 37. The necessity of his being God and man, cat. 38, 39,
• 40. He was ordained by God from eternity to be Mediator, con. viii. 1. He was sanctified and anointed with the Holy Spirit %o execute the office of Mediator, con. viii. 3. cat. -12. To which he was . illed by the Father, con. viii. 3. And willingly undertook and dis* charged it, con. iv. 8.- By his per- fect obedience and sacrifice of himself, he purchased reconcilia- tion and eternal life for all the elect, con. viii. 5. cat. 38. To whom, in all ages, the beaetits of his mediation are effectually ap- plied, con. viii. 6, 8. Christ's offices of prophet, priest, king, cat. J;!, 44, 45. See Aice/ttance^ Ac- t\jj, Bodi/ of Christ., Churchy Death cf Christy Exaltation^ Exftiatlon^ Humiliation^ Im/iutationy Intercss' sicriy Judge., Jl-Terity Afcssiahy Name uf Christy Personal Uniony Pro/iitia- tisny Reconciliationy Medemptiony Re- surrectiony Righttousnessy Sacrifuty Salvation, Satis/actionj Surety.
Cliristian liberty. See Libtrfi/.
The Church is the object of God's special providence, con. v. 7. cat. 63. Christ the only head of it,
con, viii. 1. xxv. 6. The catho- lick church invisible, what, con.