Prose Works, Volume 2Bell & Daldy, 1861 |
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Page 533
... force , though professing to be protestants , deserve as little to be tolerated themselves , being no less guilty of popery in the most popish point . Lastly , for idolatry , who knows it not to be evidently against all scripture , both ...
... force , though professing to be protestants , deserve as little to be tolerated themselves , being no less guilty of popery in the most popish point . Lastly , for idolatry , who knows it not to be evidently against all scripture , both ...
Page 535
... force , as being none of this world , whose kingdoms are main- tained all by force only ; and yet disproves not that a Chris- tian commonwealth may defend itself against outward force , in the cause of religion as well as in any other ...
... force , as being none of this world , whose kingdoms are main- tained all by force only ; and yet disproves not that a Chris- tian commonwealth may defend itself against outward force , in the cause of religion as well as in any other ...
Page 542
... force is such , and that God's glory in the whole administration of the gospel according to his own will and counsel ought to be fulfilled by weakness , at least so refuted , not by force ; or if by force , inward and spiritual , not ...
... force is such , and that God's glory in the whole administration of the gospel according to his own will and counsel ought to be fulfilled by weakness , at least so refuted , not by force ; or if by force , inward and spiritual , not ...
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proving that | 1 |
a Speech for the Liberty of Unlicensed Print | 48 |
A LETTER TO A FRIEND CONCERNING THE RUPTURES | 102 |
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