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 1 11|      with her own judgment, all matters that fall within its competence.~
 2 12|         transaction of business matters, in the sending and receiving
 3 18|      political affairs, and all matters civil, the laws aim at securing
 4 27|       people. With reference to matters that are of twofold jurisdiction,
 5 27|       at their own will, and in matters that appertain to religion
 6 27| forthwith begin to cry out that matters affecting the Church must
 7 31|       there is no difference in matters of religion between forms
 8 35|         her by Jesus Christ. In matters, however, of mixed jurisdiction,
 9 41|       the duties of each one in matters of opinion as well as action.
10 43|         to private and domestic matters, or to matters public. As
11 43|         domestic matters, or to matters public. As to private affairs,
12 44|         take no share in public matters would be as wrong as to
13 46|      than truth allows. In mere matters of opinion it is permissible
14 48|                      48. But in matters merely political, as, for