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 1 8 |      nevertheless, since in this life many hypocrites and evil
 2 12|          such perfection in this life that they cannot sin.~The
 3 17|          godly and elect eternal life and everlasting joys, but
 4 18|        but only in works of this life, whether good or evil. "
 5 18| whatsoever good pertains to this life. For all of these things
 6 20|        all estates and duties of life, as to what estates of life
 7 20|      life, as to what estates of life and what works in every
 8 20|          Way, the Truth, and the Life. John 14, 6.~This doctrine
 9 20|        merit grace by a monastic life. Some also devised other
10 20|     endeavored to live an honest life could not succeed, but were
11 23|         are fit to lead a single life; for God created man for
12 23|          no good, honest, chaste life, no Christian, sincere,
13 23|         not fit to lead a single life ought to contract matrimony.
14 23|       compelled to lead a single life, who indeed offered such
15 26|     title of being the spiritual life and the perfect life. Meanwhile
16 26|   spiritual life and the perfect life. Meanwhile the commandments
17 26|         in an imperfect state of life, as in marriage, in the
18 26|      preach godliness and a holy life [, to teach faith and love]. ~
19 27|        entered into this kind of life through ignorance, being
20 27|      taught that by this kind of life they merited forgiveness
21 27|          added that the monastic life not only merited righteousness
22 27|   Baptism, and that the monastic life was more meritorious than
23 27|         of magistrates, than the life of pastors, and such like,
24 27|       feign that it is a kind of life instituted to merit grace
25 27|         above all other kinds of life ordained of God. These things
26 27|        are not fitted for single life to contract matrimony, because
27 27|    decide concerning a perpetual life. Another Canon, granting
28 27|        commendations of monastic life. They hear celibacy praised
29 27|          they lead their married life with offense to their consciences.
30 27|        therefore some in private life are not afraid to take revenge,
31 27|     world, and seeking a kind of life which would be more pleasing
32 27|         good and perfect kind of life is that which has for it
33 27|         saying that the monastic life is a state of perfection.~
34 28|          the Holy Ghost, eternal life. These things cannot come