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 1 1|         led into it if they had no rule but the religion of the
 2 1|             The public good is the rule and measure of all law-making.
 3 1|      manner.~You will say, by this rule, if some congregations should
 4 1|            idolatrous, by the same rule another magistrate, in some
 5 1|      everything, according to that rule of truth which the magistrate
 6 1| doubtfulness of the event, but the rule of right.~But to come to
 7 2|          who have one and the same rule of faith and worship are
 8 2|        those who have not the same rule of faith and worship are
 9 2|     religion are contained in that rule, it follows necessarily
10 2|        that those who agree in one rule are of one and the same
11 2|          Holy Scriptures to be the rule of their religion, and those
12 2|          Holy Scriptures to be the rule and foundation of their
13 2|            these together make the rule of their religion; and thus
14 2|           what traditions, for the rule of their religion.~This
15 2|            no way contained in the rule itself; and, secondly, that
16 2|        Holy Scriptures to be their rule of faith, heresy is a separation
17 2|           them so agreeable to the rule of faith. But it would be
18 2|          it to be agreeable to the rule of faith, unless we would