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1 1|        make men change the inward judgement that they have framed of
2 1|           suppose this infallible judgement, that all men are bound
3 1|       Church teaches. So that the judgement of those things is in the
4 1|         did not interpose his own judgement in the matter. What difference
5 1|       pretend to do it by his own judgement, or by the ecclesiastical
6 1|          to bear. For the private judgement of any person concerning
7 1|          I answer: As the private judgement of any particular person,
8 1| obligation of law, so the private judgement (as I may call it) of the
9 1|       therefore, condemned by the judgement of all mankind; because