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 1 1|        God.~That any man should think fit to cause another man—
 2 1|       very strange to me, and I think, to any other also. But
 3 1|     Church. And let not any man think me impertinent, if in a
 4 1|  nothing but that (whatever men think of them) they may worship
 5 1|     ashamed of and such as they think not unworthy of Him, nor
 6 1|         there are very few will think it is peace there, where
 7 1|       madness as that it should think fit to teach, for doctrines
 8 1|         them so whensoever they think fit. What can be the meaning
 9 1| religion of the magistrate will think themselves so much the more
10 1|       labour, should in the end think it lawful for them to resist
11 2|   become heretics; for I do not think there is any man arrived
12 2|     that however clearly we may think this or the other doctrine
13 2|      arrogance of those men who think that they themselves can