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 1 1|   Christian, without holiness of life, purity of manners, benignity
 2 1|    accompanied with innocence of life. Why, then, does this burning
 3 1|           Civil interests I call life, liberty, health, and indolency
 4 1|         things belonging to this life. If anyone presume to violate
 5 1|      much less of his liberty or life, therefore, is the magistrate
 6 1|     dictates of another. All the life and power of true religion
 7 1|   certain expectation of eternal life. A church, then, is a society
 8 1|          not require in order to life eternal, he may, perhaps,
 9 1|       the acquisition of eternal life. All discipline ought, therefore,
10 1|        him in the things of this life because thou supposest he
11 1|       loss of liberty, goods, or life. Oh, that our ecclesiastical
12 1|      probable the way to eternal life may be better known by a
13 1|       the things that regard the life to come; if there I take
14 1|         of doctrine, holiness of life, and decent form of worship,
15 1|       advantage or prejudice the life, liberty, or estate of any
16 1|         In the common affairs of life that use of indifferent
17 1|        the ordinary occasions of life altogether indifferent.
18 1|        in the ordinary course of life, nor in any private house;
19 1|       done to any man, either in life or estate. And thus what
20 1|          with the necessaries of life; those necessaries are given
21 1|          and perhaps deprived of life itself. Then, at last, it
22 1|          they may obtain eternal life; but He instituted no commonwealth.
23 1|        to practical ones.~A good life, in which consist not the
24 1|       doing those things in this life which are necessary to the
25 1|    comfort and happiness of this life, leaving in the meanwhile
26 1| possession of the things of this life. The care of each man’s
27 1|     things that belong unto this life is the business of the commonwealth;
28 1|          the common occasions of life, let them remain free unto
29 1|     divine worship. Let no man’s life, or body, or house, or estate,