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1 3 | chiefly in the practice of the true religion and in the unswerving
2 8 |        the force and nature of true law. We are speaking of
3 8 |       for the common good. But true and legitimate authority
4 8 |    reason; nor that held to be true good which is repugnant
5 14|       is the characteristic of true Christians, and very frequently
6 22|        he holds otherwise than true faith. Now, it is evident
7 30|  knowledge and practice of the true religion; of that religion
8 34|      religion, which alone the true religion. With such a purpose
9 39|      hold on the false for the true, and thinking themselves