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 1 1| toleration of Christians in their different professions of religion,
 2 1|           distinct and infinitely different from each other. No man,
 3 1|           these circumstances are different ends. What shall we conclude
 4 1|          kings and queens of such different minds in point of religion,
 5 1|           enjoined thereupon such different things, that no man in his
 6 1|       anything were defective, or different from the institution, they
 7 1|         of bread and wine be very different and be there applied to
 8 1|         commonwealth of the Jews, different in that from all others,
 9 1|          of the magistrate in the different constitutions of nations.
10 1|         men upon account of their different complexions, shapes, and
11 1|   toleration to those that are of different opinions (which might have
12 1|       that are in themselves most different, the Church and the commonwealth.
13 2|       this it appears that men of different religions cannot be heretics
14 2|          faith and worship are of different religions. For since all
15 2|       Turks and Christians are of different religions, because these
16 2|          same reason there may be different religions also even amongst
17 2|       Christians of Geneva are of different religions, because these
18 2|       receive and profess all the different and contradictory opinions