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 1 1|          nor to the obtaining of ecclesiastical dominion, nor to the exercising
 2 1|       conscientious dissent from ecclesiastical decisions, or separation
 3 1|          my soul. In this manner ecclesiastical liberty will be preserved
 4 1|   authority, and to establish by ecclesiastical laws, as absolutely necessary
 5 1|         those things in order to ecclesiastical communion, which Christ
 6 1|        tend to that end, and all ecclesiastical laws to be thereunto confined.
 7 1|         by what means then shall ecclesiastical laws be established, if
 8 1|         last and utmost force of ecclesiastical authority. No other punishment
 9 1|       please to call us) by some ecclesiastical character and office; whether
10 1| authority be sprung, since it is ecclesiastical, it ought to be confined
11 1|       therefore, with whatsoever ecclesiastical office he be dignified,
12 1|       whole Church cannot by any ecclesiastical right become lawful to any
13 1|       all. It is not enough that ecclesiastical men abstain from violence
14 1|     goods, or life. Oh, that our ecclesiastical orators of every sect would
15 1|         own judgement, or by the ecclesiastical authority and advice of
16 1|        will acknowledge that the ecclesiastical laws do there unavoidably
17 1|    associated with them in their ecclesiastical communion, I say these have
18 1|      these we object against are ecclesiastical.” I answer: It is a likely
19 1|   matters of religion, but these ecclesiastical meetings are of persons
20 1|        also have what they like? Ecclesiastical authority, whether it be
21 1|        with riches and revenues.~Ecclesiastical assemblies and sermons are
22 1|     their brethren; and that all ecclesiastical men, who boast themselves
23 2|          is a separation made in ecclesiastical communion between men of
24 2|       ill-grounded separation in ecclesiastical communion made about things
25 2|   something in divine worship or ecclesiastical discipline that is not any