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 1 1|       of the salvation of their souls by the infliction of torments
 2 1|      pretend, and love to men’s souls that they deprive them of
 3 1|         and to the salvation of souls, than any conscientious
 4 1|        and for the salvation of souls—burning I say, literally,
 5 1| obstructive of the salvation of souls; yet, nevertheless, adultery,
 6 1|   sincerely desired the good of souls, they would tread in the
 7 1|       for the interest of men’s souls, and, on the other side,
 8 1|    extended to the salvation of souls, these following considerations
 9 1|      First, because the care of souls is not committed to the
10 1|       second place, the care of souls cannot belong to the civil
11 1|   available to the salvation of souls, unless the truth of the
12 1|       of the salvation of men’s souls cannot belong to the magistrate;
13 1|       to the salvation of their souls. For there being but one
14 1|       to the salvation of their souls.~I say it is a free and
15 1|   wanting unto the salvation of souls, which is sufficient to
16 1|         proved that the care of souls does not belong to the magistrate.
17 1|    religion or the salvation of souls, if not accompanied with
18 1|        pretence of saving their souls. If they believe, they will
19 1|      for the salvation of men’s souls, men cannot be forced to
20 1|     mean the salvation of their souls; nor in this case is there
21 1|      Church is the salvation of souls, and it no way concerns
22 1|       the purification of their souls? The extreme difference
23 1|    religion, and of the care of souls, serves for a cloak to covetousness,
24 1|      for the salvation of their souls! If the magistrate thinks
25 1|        the safety both of men’s souls and of the commonwealth.
26 1|      peace and the overseers of souls. But if what has been already
27 1|      therein.~But besides their souls, which are immortal, men
28 1|       other to the salvation of souls—it is impossible that any
29 1|        promote the salvation of souls.~