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... faith - I thought it better to prefer a blameless silence before the sacred office of speaking , bought and begun with ser- vitude and forswearing . " * In order to account for this reluctance on • Reason of Church Government , ( 1641 ...
... faith - I thought it better to prefer a blameless silence before the sacred office of speaking , bought and begun with ser- vitude and forswearing . " * In order to account for this reluctance on • Reason of Church Government , ( 1641 ...
Page 128
... faith . In that and kindred controver- sies it was Milton's belief that unlicensed , un- restricted printing would be a grand helper , and no hinderance to the eternal truth . To the jealousy of a government , or the bigotry of a church ...
... faith . In that and kindred controver- sies it was Milton's belief that unlicensed , un- restricted printing would be a grand helper , and no hinderance to the eternal truth . To the jealousy of a government , or the bigotry of a church ...
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... faith , would persecute and not tolerate such men as these , unless he means to abjure the principles of our religion ? If it be asked how far they should be tolerated , I answer , Doubtless equally , as being all Protestants ; that is ...
... faith , would persecute and not tolerate such men as these , unless he means to abjure the principles of our religion ? If it be asked how far they should be tolerated , I answer , Doubtless equally , as being all Protestants ; that is ...
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