Volume Fifteen contains four shorter theological treatises. Baxter compares and contrasts knowledge and love, and outlines the various degrees of knowledge. He also explains the usefulness of Christian revelation and the relationship between reason and revelation. This volume also includes Baxter’s practical advice for children.
Volume Fifteen concludes with The Reformed Liturgy, Baxter’s broad account of the liturgy in Reformed churches. He writes at length about the sacraments, the role of the catechism in liturgy, the public and corporate confession of sin, and various forms and policies for confronting pastoral and congregational concerns. He also includes a brief appendix which contains a sample liturgy.
