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 1 1|        of the orthodoxy of their faith—for everyone is orthodox
 2 1|         charity and without that faith which works, not by force,
 3 1|      that are erroneous unto the faith, by forcing them to profess
 4 1|         to prescribe to him what faith or worship he shall embrace.
 5 1|         if he would, conform his faith to the dictates of another.
 6 1|      persuasion of the mind; and faith is not faith without believing.
 7 1|       the mind; and faith is not faith without believing. Whatever
 8 1|  establishing of any articles of faith, or forms of worship, by
 9 1|    profession of any articles of faith, nor the conformity to any
10 1|          everyone would hold his faith by the same tenure he does
11 1|         and sword to embrace her faith and doctrine, I could never
12 1|        for the articles of their faith, cannot confer such an authority
13 1|         is not of his church and faith either of liberty or of
14 1|         that differ from them in faith and worship as well as towards
15 1|       decrees, their articles of faith, their form of worship,
16 1|       not favourers of their own faith and way of worship.~But,
17 1|         remedies that I have not faith in; but I cannot be saved
18 1|        another man’s profession. Faith only and inward sincerity
19 1|      done with that assurance of faith is neither well in itself,
20 1|      applied to the mysteries of faith and rites of Divine worship.
21 1|      goods for not embracing our faith and worship. If they are
22 1|     condition peace, friendship, faith, and equal justice are preserved
23 1|  kingdoms that have embraced the faith of Christ, but they have
24 1|          hath taught men how, by faith and good works, they may
25 1|         now consider articles of faith.~The articles of religion
26 1|       therefore, and articles of faith (as they are called) which
27 1| solicitous about the articles of faith as to enact them by a law?~
28 1|         they mean who teach that faith is not to be kept with heretics?
29 1|        the privilege of breaking faith belongs unto themselves;
30 2|      fall off from the Christian faith to Mahometism, he does not
31 2|         one and the same rule of faith and worship are of the same
32 2|        have not the same rule of faith and worship are of different
33 2|      though both of them profess faith in Christ and are therefore
34 2|   Scriptures to be their rule of faith, heresy is a separation
35 2|        be the only foundation of faith, they nevertheless lay down
36 2|  Scripture and to the analogy of faith; for if they be conceived
37 2|         agreeable to the rule of faith. But it would be very ill
38 2|          compare the articles of faith that he has framed according
39 2|        as a necessary article of faith because we believe it to
40 2|         agreeable to the rule of faith, unless we would be content
41 2|      heresy relates to errors in faith, and schism to those in