A Reply to his Chap. 78.
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CHAP. 75. A Reply to his Chap. 78.
Discusser.
But here I observe the Answerers partiality, That none but such as truly fear God should enjoy Liberty of Conscience &c.
BƲt here I observe the Answerers partiality, That none but such as truly feare God should enjoy Liberty of Conscience &c.
Defender.
But here I Observe the Discussers both partiality and falsehood. Partiality, for I did but repeat the very words of the Author of the Letter, and grant them to be good. The Letter had said (as himself repeateth it, It is no prejudice to a Common-wealth if Liberty of Conscience were suffered to such as fear God indeed: whereto I subjoin my Attestation, It is true, that without prejudice to the Commonwealth, Liberty of Conscience may be suffered to men that fear God indeed.
But here I Observe the Discussers both partiality and fashood. Partiality, for I did but repeate the very words of the Author of the Letter, and graunt them to be good. The Letter had said (as himself repeateth it, It is no prejudice to a Common-wealth if Liberty of Conscience were suffered to such as feare God indeed: whereto I subjoyne my Attestation, It is true, that without prejudice to the Commonwealth, Liberty of Conscience may be suffered to men that feare God indeed.