The Old Whig ; Or, The Consistent Protestant, Volume 2W. Wilkins, A. Ward, R. Hett, A. Millar, and J. Gray, 1679 |
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... religion is neceffarily inde- pendent ; that a legal and religious church are two different things ; that establishment rather hurts true religion ; and that oppreffion by laws is rather a mark of truth : Thefe , and fuch like , are ...
... religion is neceffarily inde- pendent ; that a legal and religious church are two different things ; that establishment rather hurts true religion ; and that oppreffion by laws is rather a mark of truth : Thefe , and fuch like , are ...
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... religion ; but all pre- tenfions are left to shift as they can amidst the interefts and paffions of fociety . No obligati- ons are laid on the confcience by any of these religious laws ; fince they are mere policies of state , and ...
... religion ; but all pre- tenfions are left to shift as they can amidst the interefts and paffions of fociety . No obligati- ons are laid on the confcience by any of these religious laws ; fince they are mere policies of state , and ...
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... religious zeal about it ; or to fancy that virtue or piety is at all concer- ned in our behaviour on this head . How- ever , as it is not virtue or christian religion which is thus eftablished , fo neither ( as our author well obferves ) ...
... religious zeal about it ; or to fancy that virtue or piety is at all concer- ned in our behaviour on this head . How- ever , as it is not virtue or christian religion which is thus eftablished , fo neither ( as our author well obferves ) ...
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... religious topics , I proceed to confirm the point by political reafons , drawn from the good of fociety . And here I ... religion , fhould cavil , and fay ; that , indeed , the abso- lute difufe of thinking is an infallible means to ...
... religious topics , I proceed to confirm the point by political reafons , drawn from the good of fociety . And here I ... religion , fhould cavil , and fay ; that , indeed , the abso- lute difufe of thinking is an infallible means to ...
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... needs nothing more than his own arguments , urged in his own words , to demolish all establish'd religions , and prove the alliance which he pleads for , be ― between church and state , to be abfolutely abfurd 16 The OLD WHIG . N ° 61 .
... needs nothing more than his own arguments , urged in his own words , to demolish all establish'd religions , and prove the alliance which he pleads for , be ― between church and state , to be abfolutely abfurd 16 The OLD WHIG . N ° 61 .
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