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 1    Text,  III|   several Persons who deride Faith and Mysteries in Religion,
 2    Text,  III|    do entertain an implicite Faith in the Author of that Method;
 3    Text,  III|     clear Ideas in Points of Faith, if it be shewn that they
 4    Text,  V  |     Fluxions; who yield that Faith to a mere Mortal, which
 5    Text,  VI | there were other Deriders of Faith, who had nevertheless a
 6    Text,  VI |       If we resolve all into Faith, they laugh at us and our
 7    Text,  VI |     they laugh at us and our Faith: And if we attempt to Reason,
 8    Text,  VI |      to us a blind implicite Faith. Such is the Inconsistence
 9    Text,  VII| because he cannot submit his Faith to Authority. Whether there
10    Text,  XI |      abhor an Inquisition in Faith, so I think you have no
11    Text,  L  |   not be justly said to have Faith, and be styled believers