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 1 1|    prisons, and in the end even take away their lives—I say,
 2 1|    church is. A church, then, I take to be a voluntary society
 3 1|        do rashly and arrogantly take upon them to misuse the
 4 1|        life to come; if there I take a wrong course, if in that
 5 1|       therefore I cannot safely take him for my guide, who may
 6 1|      grow rich by an art that I take not delight in; I may be
 7 1|       vain for an unbeliever to take up the outward show of another
 8 1|      every man in particular to take care of—I mean the salvation
 9 1|       the magistrate is only to take care that the commonwealth
10 1|         If any man may lawfully take bread or wine, either sitting
11 1|        other men’s labours than take pains to provide for themselves,
12 1|       the public good, does not take away the obligation of that
13 1| therefore the magistrate cannot take away these worldly things
14 1|         of this one thing would take away all ground of complaints
15 1|         are not to be suffered. Take away the partiality that
16 1|         right; change the laws, take away the penalties unto
17 2|        religions, because these take the Holy Scriptures to be
18 2|        of their religion, those take in also traditions and the
19 2|   religions, because these also take only the Scriptures, and