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 1 1|       heterodox into the way of truth, and procure their salvation.
 2 1|     reasoning, to draw him into truth; but to give laws, receive
 3 1|  salvation of souls, unless the truth of the one and the acceptableness
 4 1|         For there being but one truth, one way to heaven, what
 5 1|        these churches about the truth of their doctrines and the
 6 1|          and inform them of the truth. Let us suppose, nevertheless,
 7 1|       of these defenders of the truth, the opposers of errors,
 8 1|     right method of propagating truth, which has no such way of
 9 1|       pretend only love for the truth, this their intemperate
10 1|       Church?~But, to speak the truth, we must acknowledge that
11 1|       according to that rule of truth which the magistrate has
12 1|     consist in the knowledge of truth, yet these terminate simply
13 1|       is not to provide for the truth of opinions, but for the
14 1|         it ought to be. For the truth certainly would do well
15 1|       borrowed succours. But if Truth makes not her way into the
16 1|         we may openly speak the truth, and as becomes one man
17 2| Christianity—yet in deed and in truth this man cannot be either