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 1 1|        yet short of being a true Christian himself. “The kings of the
 2 1|        man to unsurp the name of Christian, without holiness of life,
 3 1|          not really embraced the Christian religion in their own hearts.
 4 1|        credited, no man can be a Christian without charity and without
 5 1|         unbecoming the name of a Christian, let such a one talk never
 6 1|         means to compose a truly Christian Church is altogether incredible.
 7 1|        that do not belong to the Christian warfare. If, like the Captain
 8 1|       offered him, whether he be Christian or Pagan. Nay, we must not
 9 1|      right can be derived unto a Christian church over its brethren
10 1|         thing is the same in any Christian kingdom. The civil power
11 1|         power, in the hands of a Christian prince, confer any greater
12 1|      implacable enmities amongst Christian brethren, who are all agreed
13 1|           For what hinders but a Christian magistrate may have subjects
14 1|       this kind may be done to a Christian?~Again, things in their
15 1|      religion and, in India, the Christian. The civil power can either
16 1|      Americans, subjected unto a Christian prince, are to be punished
17 1|          one body of people. The Christian religion by this means takes
18 1|         the magistrate becomes a Christian, and by that means their
19 1| Mahometan or a Pagan prince, the Christian religion seem false and
20 1|      thing under the Gospel as a Christian commonwealth. There are,
21 1|    indeed the greatest duty of a Christian. Any one may employ as many
22 1|          a faithful subject to a Christian magistrate, whilst at the
23 1|        be worse than theirs in a Christian commonwealth.~You will say,
24 1|         Is this the fault of the Christian religion? If it be so, truly
25 1|           If it be so, truly the Christian religion is the worst of
26 1|           this the nature of the Christian religion, to be turbulent
27 1|       wars that have been in the Christian world upon account of religion.
28 2|       heretic or schismatic to a Christian; and if any man fall off
29 2|        any man fall off from the Christian faith to Mahometism, he
30 2|         separation made in their Christian communion for opinions not
31 2|   discipline can be necessary to Christian communion but what Christ