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 1 1|       to the establishment of opinions, which for the most part
 2 1|    can work a change in men’s opinions; which light can in no manner
 3 1|  variety and contradiction of opinions in religion, wherein the
 4 1|      and manners. Speculative opinions, therefore, and articles
 5 1| professing of any speculative opinions in any Church because they
 6 1|      readily grant that these opinions are false and absurd. But
 7 1|      provide for the truth of opinions, but for the safety and
 8 1|     Thus much for speculative opinions. Let us now proceed to practical
 9 1|      another by his erroneous opinions and undue manner of worship,
10 1| particulars. I say, first, no opinions contrary to human society,
11 1|        As for other practical opinions, though not absolutely free
12 1|       is not the diversity of opinions (which cannot be avoided),
13 1|   those that are of different opinions (which might have been granted),
14 2|    the same religion for some opinions no way contained in the
15 2|       Christian communion for opinions not contained in the express
16 2|       their belief of certain opinions which are not the express
17 2|    separation because of such opinions.~2. When any one separates
18 2| publicly profess some certain opinions which the Holy Scriptures
19 2|  acknowledge these additional opinions of theirs, nor build upon
20 2|   different and contradictory opinions of Lutherans, Calvinists,