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 1 1|       ye shall not be so.”1 The business of true religion is quite
 2 1|         distinguish exactly the business of civil government from
 3 1|       to him. These are not the business of religion. No violence
 4 1|     distinguished. It is not my business to inquire here into the
 5 1|         in their original, end, business, and in everything perfectly
 6 1| understands not or neglects the business of his calling and shall
 7 1|         who mind only their own business and are solicitous for nothing
 8 1|        magistrate’s duty in the business of toleration, which certainly
 9 1|    either act or believe in the business of religion otherwise than
10 1|      ought to tolerate, for the business of these assemblies of the
11 1|         civil affairs. The only business of the Church is the salvation
12 1|       false and absurd. But the business of laws is not to provide
13 1|    belong unto this life is the business of the commonwealth; and
14 1|     much less if he make it his business to enrich and advance his
15 1|        begins. But it is not my business to inquire into the power
16 1|       their necks. Suppose this business of religion were let alone,
17 1|      profit, others for want of business have their clubs for claret.
18 1|        that meet elsewhere. The business in that is that they are