SIDE NOTES.

In the printed book Rev. Sinclair printed side notes in the margins to explain the points he was trying to make. As these made the text itself difficult to read, and added little value to the narrative, in this transcription they are placed here, together with the pages on which they occur, so that the development of the points can be seen in overview.

Side note	Page
Diversity of religious opinions a source of anxiety	[1]
On account of others and on our own	[1]
Confusion from the number of guides	[2]
Motives of credibility for an infallible living arbiter	[2]
Fallacy and presumption of these à priori arguments	[3]
Probable arguments at best are no ground of infallible assurance	[5]
Argument for infallibility from the analogy of the Jewish Church	[6]
. . . answered	[6]
Transmission of the Scripture no proof of infallible interpretation	[8]
Three requisites to afford us infallible assurance	[8]
First requisite wanting. Organ of infallibility uncertain	[9]
Second requisite wanting in the Three Organs of infallibility. The Pope singly	[11]
Pretensions of the Pontiff scripturally considered	[11]
Pretensions of the Pontiff traditionally considered	[14]
Pretensions of the Pontiff morally considered	[18]
Difficulties of ascertaining infallibly when the Pope speaks ex cathedrâ	[19]
Papal inconsistencies and heresies	[20]
Second alleged Organ of Infallibility	[21]
A general council singly	[22]
Pretensions of a general council Scripturally considered	[22]
Difficulties of knowing what is a general council	[25]
Third organ of infallibility	[25]
Pope and general council in conjunction	[26]
Uncertainty of the Papal sanction to a council	[26]
Additional argument against Popes and Councils jointly	[27]
Third requisite to afford infallible assurance. This requisite wanting	[28]
Theory of Development	[31]
Right path to saving knowledge	[32]
Difference of this Scriptural principle from the three preceding	[33]
Rules for acquiring sound Christian knowledge	[33]
Concluding exhortation	[37]