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 1  1  |        to maintain the Christian religion in its integrity, and to
 2  1  |     people, and to the Christian religion its integrity; yet were
 3  1  |        of whose faith, and whose religion are now so sorely assailed
 4  1  |       and truth of the Christian religion; the restoration of good
 5  2,1|          the Christian faith and religion; for the extirpation of
 6  7,1|         the orthodox doctrine of religion, who assert that the just
 7  8,1|        increase of the Christian religion, the work which It hath
 8 11,2|         dissensions touching our religion, which for a long time have
 9 11,2|        faith and of the orthodox religion, and may, as far as in us
10 11,2| Christendom, in cultivating true religion, and the doctrine of the
11 12,1|          the Christian faith and religion, that the sacred, oecumenical,
12 15,5|       days, have the contempt of religion and the rashness of some
13 16,2|       punished under pretence of religion,- or of offences already
14 17,1|      back to its pristine state, religion which was miserably divided
15 18,1|      faith, and of the Christian religion, that the sacred, ocecumenical,
16 18,1|         controversies concerning religion, restraining deceitful tongues,
17 19,3|       punished under pretence of religion, or of offences already
18 22,1|       beginning of the Christian religion, not been unfrequent, yet,
19 23,1|        by those visible signs of religion and piety, to the contemplation
20 23,3|     worship, rather than of true religion; and they shall instruct
21 24,2|     tender years, unto piety and religion, before habits of vice have
22 25,2|         the solemn profession of religion by one of the married parties;
23 25,4| exhortations and admonitions, to religion, peacefulness, and innocence;
24 25,4|         controversies concerning religion, restraining deceitful tongues,
25 26,2| primitive times of the Christian religion, and agreeably to the consent
26 26,4|        be more easily excited to religion and innocence, if they shall
27 26,4|           for the advancement of religion and of ecclesiastical discipline.
28 26,4|         them in regard of piety, religion, and the protection of the