confusionary

— But ſince for the ſake of being fanatically employed in keeping the ſhadows of controverſy in a progreſſive ſtate, and of attempting to ſneer mankind out of the only plain and practical method of interpretation, this writer is frequently obſerving in a confuſionary kind of argumentation, that the church's ſenſe of the articles is different from that of the articles themſelves; if it ſhall be aſked what ſenſe the church has fixed upon them, let it be ſaid once for all, that this ſenſe of the articles muſt be repreſented by the particular doctrines which will ariſe from a literal and grammatical interpretation.