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1 1|       of God could, with a safe conscience, obey their several decrees.
2 1|      against the dictates of my conscience will ever bring me to the
3 1|   authority, might not (against conscience) be imposed upon the worshippers
4 1|      both of the magistrate and conscience. Here, therefore, is great
5 1|        should do what he in his conscience is persuaded to be acceptable
6 1|         appears unlawful to the conscience of a private person?” I
7 1|       and teach that liberty of conscience is every man’s natural right,
8 1|         tumults upon account of conscience; and these causes of discontents
9 1| magistrate, but entirely to the conscience of every particular man