Prose Works, Volume 2Bell & Daldy, 1861 |
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Page 513
... things indifferent . Let them be so still ; who gave him authority to change their nature by enjoining them ? If by his own principles , as proved , he ought to tolerate controverted points of doctrine not slightly grounded on scripture ...
... things indifferent . Let them be so still ; who gave him authority to change their nature by enjoining them ? If by his own principles , as proved , he ought to tolerate controverted points of doctrine not slightly grounded on scripture ...
Page 536
... things just , things honest , the defence of things religious , settled by the churches within themselves ; and the repressing of their contraries , determinable by the com- mon light of nature ; which is not to constrain or to repress ...
... things just , things honest , the defence of things religious , settled by the churches within themselves ; and the repressing of their contraries , determinable by the com- mon light of nature ; which is not to constrain or to repress ...
Page 540
... things are indifferent , but for that very cause by the magistrate may be commanded . As if God of his special grace in the gospel had to this end freed us from his own commandments in these things , that our freedom should subject us ...
... things are indifferent , but for that very cause by the magistrate may be commanded . As if God of his special grace in the gospel had to this end freed us from his own commandments in these things , that our freedom should subject us ...
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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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