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 1 1| These are faults from which human affairs can perhaps scarce
 2 1|  indifferent cannot, by any human authority, be made any part
 3 1|    propitiate the Deity, no human power or authority can confer
 4 1|   therefore in those things human authority has place. But
 5 1|  divine institution? If any human authority or civil power
 6 1|   divine worship be left to human discretion, how is it then
 7 1|     no opinions contrary to human society, or to those moral
 8 1|      which are the bonds of human society, can have no hold
 9 1|    the laws of equity, both human and divine, to be delivered
10 1|  other men’s consciences by human laws, may, like fathers