A Reply to his Chap. 80.
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CHAP. 77. A Reply to his Chap. 80.
Discusser.
What though, they say, the Godly will not persist in Heresy, or turbulent Schism, when they are convinced thereof in Conscience? If the civill Court and Magistrates must judge, and those civill Courts, are as lawful, consisting of natural men, as of Godly persons, then what consequences will follow, I have before mentioned.
VVHat though, they say, the Godly will not persist in Heresie, or turbulent Schisme, when they are convinced thereof in Conscience? If the civill Court and Magistrates must judge, and those civill Courts, are as lawfull, consisting of naturall men, as of Godly persons, then what consequences will follow, I have before mentioned.
Defender.
Mentioned, indeed, but not proved: I hope (by the help of Christ) the inconsequence of them hath been cleared.
Mentioned, indeed, but not proved: I hope (by the helpe of Christ) the inconsequence of them hath been cleared.