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 1 1|       to enter? No member of a religious society can be tied with
 2 1|        Testament.~The end of a religious society (as has already
 3 1|        so vastly as they do in religious matters? But let us grant
 4 1| liberty are to enter into some religious society, that they meet
 5 1|       private man apart.~These religious societies I call Churches;
 6 1|        any ceremonies in those religious assemblies does either advantage
 7 1|  superstitions consists in the religious use of such things as are
 8 1|      religion and imposed upon religious assemblies, because, in
 9 1|       To this I answer that in religious worship we must distinguish
10 1|        they are committed in a religious assembly? I answer: No.
11 1|      worship of God, or in any religious meeting. But, indeed, if
12 1|        kill his calf also in a religious meeting. Whether the doing
13 1|        law is not made about a religious, but a political matter;
14 1|       sect of people for their religious uses. If any man may lawfully
15 1|        the same liberty in his religious worship; though in the Church
16 1|   attribute unto the faithful, religious, and orthodox, that is,
17 1|        lists, either as purely religious, or in order thereunto,
18 1|     one to enter into, whereas religious conventicles are more private
19 1|       to everyone. And if some religious meetings be private, who
20 1|       Again, you will say that religious communion does exceedingly
21 1|        quickly find that these religious meetings will be no longer
22 1|      of this or that Church or religious society, but from the common
23 1|     all? If anything pass in a religious meeting seditiously and