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but rather perswaded by powerfull preaching, and evident arguments from divine truth, that men may acknowledge and imbrace the truth, according to the worthie saying of Tertulian, It is not the part of Religion to constraine Religion, which men should willingly receive, |
but rather persuaded by powerful preaching, and evident Arguments from divine truth, that men may acknowledge and embrace the truth, according to the worthy saying of Tertullian, It is not the part of Religion to constrain Religion, which men should willingly receive, |
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Religionis non est cogere religionem, quae sponte suscipi debet, non vi, cum & hostiae ab animo libentiexpostulentur. Tertu. lib. ad Scapulam. |
Religion non est cogere religionem, Quae sponte suscipi debet, non vi, cum & Hostiae ab animo libentiexpostulentur. Tertum. lib. ad Scapulam. |
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