The Prose Works of John Milton: With a Life of the Author, Volumen3J. Johnson, 1806 |
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... magistrates ; yet when magiftrates themselves , and efpecially parlia- ments , who have greatest right to difpofe of the civil fword , come to know religion , they ought in confcience to defend all those who receive it willingly ...
... magistrates ; yet when magiftrates themselves , and efpecially parlia- ments , who have greatest right to difpofe of the civil fword , come to know religion , they ought in confcience to defend all those who receive it willingly ...
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... to answer God only and the church ? God bids us " be fubject for confcience fake , " that is , as to a magistrate , and in the 7 laws ; laws ; not ufurping over fpiritual things , ' as 34 An Anfwer to Eikon Bafilike .
... to answer God only and the church ? God bids us " be fubject for confcience fake , " that is , as to a magistrate , and in the 7 laws ; laws ; not ufurping over fpiritual things , ' as 34 An Anfwer to Eikon Bafilike .
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... magistrates , our very parliament itself ? Is not temporal government called a human ordi- nance ? How comes it to pass then , that mankind should have power to appoint and conftitute what may be good and profitable for one another ...
... magistrates , our very parliament itself ? Is not temporal government called a human ordi- nance ? How comes it to pass then , that mankind should have power to appoint and conftitute what may be good and profitable for one another ...
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... magistrates to judge in fpiritual things , or the duty of fuch our obedience . How prove they next , that he entitles them here to fpiritual caufes , from whom he withheld , as much as in him lay , the judging of civil ? 1 Cor . vi , 1 ...
... magistrates to judge in fpiritual things , or the duty of fuch our obedience . How prove they next , that he entitles them here to fpiritual caufes , from whom he withheld , as much as in him lay , the judging of civil ? 1 Cor . vi , 1 ...
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... magistrates may compel in religion . As if a parable were to be strained through every word or phrafe , and not expounded by the general fcope thereof ; which is no other here than the earnest expreffion of God's difpleasure on those ...
... magistrates may compel in religion . As if a parable were to be strained through every word or phrafe , and not expounded by the general fcope thereof ; which is no other here than the earnest expreffion of God's difpleasure on those ...
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