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 1 15|   doctrine of faith. Wherefore vows and traditions concerning
 2 23|    toward those who have taken vows before the proper age, as
 3 27|    Article XXVII - Of Monastic Vows ~~~~~~~What is taught on our
 4 27|       part concerning Monastic Vows, will be better understood
 5 27|      discipline was corrupted, vows were everywhere added for
 6 27| observances were added besides vows. And these fetters were
 7 27|        a persuasion concerning vows as, it is well known, in
 8 27|  considerate. They taught that vows were equal to Baptism; they
 9 27|    contract matrimony, because vows cannot annul the ordinance
10 27|   excepted in every vow; [that vows are not binding against
11 27|     less, therefore, are these vows of force which are against
12 27|      Now, if the obligation of vows could not be changed for
13 27|       they have dispensed from vows. The case of the King of
14 27|    Most canonical laws rescind vows made before the age of fifteen;
15 27|    most of them have taken the vows before they reached these
16 27|  delivers very many from their vows, yet our teachers introduce
17 27|    another argument concerning vows to show that they are void.
18 27|   follows, therefore, that the vows thus commonly taken have
19 27|       to be justified by their vows Christ is made of no effect,
20 27|       ascribe justification to vows ascribe to their own works
21 27|     have taught that, by their vows and observances, they were
22 27|   opinions are inherent in the vows, namely, that they justify,
23 27|      are false and empty, make vows null and void. ~