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 1 1|            of religion, I must needs answer you freely that I esteem
 2 1| uninterrupted succession.~To these I answer: In the first place, let
 3 1|              all compulsive power? I answer: They must be established
 4 1|              the care of his soul? I answer: What if he neglect the
 5 1|             it should not succeed? I answer: I would turn merchant upon
 6 1|             obedience from others. I answer: Who sees not how frequently
 7 1|         hands?” will it be enough to answer Him that the magistrate
 8 1|             and the like?” To this I answer that in religious worship
 9 1|              a religious assembly? I answer: No. These things are not
10 1|      tolerated by the magistrate?” I answer: What power can be given
11 1|          this consideration alone is answer enough unto those that urge
12 1|              of a private person?” I answer that, if government be faithfully
13 1|            be for the public good? I answer: As the private judgement
14 1|             be judge between them? I answer: God alone. For there is
15 1|             done in the meanwhile? I answer: The principal and chief
16 1|         threaten the commonwealth. I answer: If this be so, why are
17 1|       against are ecclesiastical.” I answer: It is a likely thing, indeed,
18 1|          clandestine machinations. I answer that this is not strictly
19 1|            the magistrate’s will?” I answer: Why, I pray, against his
20 1|          tumults, and civil wars.” I answer: Is this the fault of the